Continued, read the beginning: The main secret of the Third Reich (part 1). Ancestral curse.
On the edge of the abyss
The Anglo-Saxons, having financed the "revolutions" in Russia (1917) and Germany (1919), resulted in two regimes different in ideology, but similar in approaches and goals: the Soviet and the Nazi.
The goal of the Russian coup was the disintegration, degradation and destruction of the Eurasian Empire. It was a long-term, well-thought-out project, brought to exactly the required result.
The German project was initiated urgently, right after the newly formed Soviet government got out of control - a counterbalance was needed. And it appeared in the form of Nazi ideology. After a few years, he also got out of the control of the "creators".
40s posters - spot the difference.
Thanks to the concentrated efforts and investments of the Anglo-Saxons, the German project was brought to technological and military parity with the USSR in the shortest possible time. And the scientific projects that were in development promised to bring him to an unattainable world leader, but … three circumstances worked.
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1) Hitler felt strong enough to gain independence from the "creators", he no longer needed sponsors and teachers - he was burdened by them.
2) In the East, Stalin also saw and understood everything: Germany, having world resources, will soon become much more powerful than the USSR and the idea of world communism will sink into oblivion. The events had to be accelerated - to attack and correct (in the opinion of the Bolsheviks) the results of the German "revolution", where the "Reds" were defeated. All of Europe could become the prize.
3) The sponsors and "creators" of the Nazi regime, losing control of it, quickly understood and appreciated the possible results of Hitler's expansion to the East. In order not to lose everything, it was necessary to urgently support the USSR.
40s posters - spot the difference.
Hit first, Adi …
The perestroika of the 90s revealed many secrets and closed topics. Books and articles appeared in the public domain, showing and explaining the arrangement of Soviet and German troops on the eve of WWII in a different way.
Diametrically opposite to the official version of the training of the opposing forces, in the forties of the 20th century, explains the terrible defeat of the Red Army in 1941/42 - the miscalculations of Stalin and his closest associates.
According to this version, the Red Army was ready to attack Germany first. The configuration of the disposition of troops, warehouses, airfields, specific technical equipment, was suitable for an attack and was categorically not suitable for defense … which was demonstrated by the troops of the Third Reich and its allies.
Posters from the 40s.
The legacy of ancestors
The Nazi idea of the superiority of the Aryan race demanded the creation of a special, modern Germanic epic. It intertwined Indian, Scandinavian, Slavic, Tibetan legends and tales, putting on the shape and direction that the Nazis needed.
As is often the case, the official idea for the consumption of the masses and the true knowledge were very different. The Nazi elite was well aware of where the Aryan race came from and the huge number of expeditions conducted on the territory of the USSR (during the period of cooperation between the Soviets and the Nazis) is a confirmation of this.
A country rich in resources, with a great history, literally flooded with sacred places (places of power), was a treasure for the feeling of the power of industry and Hitler's ideology.
40s posters - spot the difference.
Decision is made
German intelligence (with or without the British) worked very well and was aware of Stalin's plans to attack the West. Time worked for the Nazis, but they didn't have it. The power of the Red Army inspired serious fears in the German leadership.
Stalin, believing in his cunning and preparing for the attack, made a fatal mistake, he set himself up and literally begged for defeat. He created ideal conditions for the use of the favorite tactics of the Germans, which had been tested more than once in battle - concentration of forces, an unexpected blow, penetration into the depths and coverage of enemy groups.
Hitler had every chance of winning without the miracle weapon in development. He understood the direction of Stalin's thoughts - in many ways he himself thought so. And he decided not to give the Soviets the right of the first move - to attack first. The blitzkrieg strategy was born.
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Continuation: The main secret of the Third Reich. Part 3. Secret well-wishers