“I extended my hand often in vain. They wanted this fight, now they shall have it”. -Adolf Hitler
The Beginning of the ‘Blitzkrieg’.
Hitler had hoped to get Poland and Britain to ally with Germany against the USSR but Polish refusal to return the “free city” of Danzig when he had not asked for one single inch of Polish territory caused Hitler to invade Poland on 9/1/39.
British and French declarations of war on Germany on 9/3/39 shocked Hitler. He was obsessed with making peace with Britain and France as he never wanted to fight them as all his territorial ambitions lay eastward. There were 16 separate German peace attempts from 9/39-6/41.
The offers even included assistance to Britain, should they come under enemy attack. Hitler’s mission was to prevent Communist infiltration & an attack from the East. His advance upon Europe was in defense of the French & British troops advancing from the West.
Churchill had become Prime Minister on May 10, 1940 and was determined to continue the war until Germany was destroyed once and for all no matter how generous the peace terms offered by Hitler.
Peace offers to Britain fell on deaf ears. Instead, Churchill was doing everything in his power to drag the US into the war.
Eventually, a false flag commonly known as “The Blitz myth” orchestrated by Churchill would convince the US to join Churchill’s war on Germany.
Germany had Britain embargoed. The Luftwaffe was allowed to bomb ports, harbors and dockyards, but was under strict orders that no British town was to be bombed.
More on the “Blitz Myth”.
At this point, Hitler was backed into a corner and had to retaliate.
In a famous speech to the German people he said: “For 7 years Churchill has been declaring “I want war”. I regret that these peoples must fight each other, whom I wanted so much to bring together”.
Churchill declined offers of peace & instead bombed civilian areas of Germany (a War Crime) until Hitler was forced to retaliate. This was a ploy by Churchill to get the US join WWII, which was required by Jewish Freemason President Roosevelt for his own Nationalist ambitions.
It was a crusade against National Socialism itself, a moral struggle against Hitler’s ideals, and NOTHING to do with “defending Britain from evil war-mongers”.
