The Battle of Britain Was The First Defeat For The German Luftwaffe.

[Madfish]

77 pages? I'm German and I don't care if it was a loss or victory. There have been tons of wars in the past and most of them were cruel. But Hitler was a sick idiot and, like many, didn't deserve a victory in the first place and it's sad he got that far. Call BoB a loss but not stopping him much earlier is already proof that the whole globe had lost to this sick maniac, smaller victories aside.

That said I find it hilarious that so many people make topics like this. One country against the whole world? I for one would say it's totally stupid to assume anyone could win this and it's very sad to see how far and close to achieving his goals he actually got. If Germany would've had the size and potential of Russia we'd be speaking German today. Also if Hitler would've attacked ONLY the UK there's probably no chance that the UK would've survived.

Also please don't forget that in the first years of the war the Germans tried very hard to not piss off the USA. That's one of the reasons why the uboot fleet was never really let lose until it was too late.

It was a lost cause to begin with. Take out a world map and actually look at the size of Germany and then compare it to Russia, UK and the USA alone. Not to mention all the other territories. Of course the BoB was lost but I doubt that anyone really cared considering they were in a war with the whole GLOBE.