This is the point in the OP simply reposts the same cut and paste posts over and over, all the while continuing to evade answering the specific questions she has been challenged with by multiple participants in the thread.
One would think explaining who a major source being used in a debate or message board discussion is would be a legitimate question. PoliticalChic insist on using this controversial source over and over, but refuses to explain who or what the source is.
It's shameful that a thread like this one is posted in a history forum as if it represented legitimate history when it probably should be in a conspiracy forum or the rubber room.
"... a personal directive from the president of the United States 'in his capacity as commander in chief forbidding all mention of the German resistance."
Are you ready to admit that the post obliterated you????
Speak up, you dunce.
German Resistance was next to non existent in WWII
...
Not true.
Of course, you are correct.
Harry Hopkins biographer, George McJimsey, makes the claim that,
after Stalin and his spies in the administration demanded that the Allies never open communication with the anti-Hitler Germans, and accept only unconditional surrender- which would leave Germany in no condition to hinder Stalin's post war efforts to control all of Europe, Roosevelt viewed "the doctrine as an approach to Stalin...a device, along with Lend Lease aid and the promise of a second front for convincing Stalin of his good will."
"Harry Hopkins: Ally of the Poor and Defender of Democracy,"
by George McJimsey, , p. 278-279
There were many
anti-Nazi Germans who could have aided in the war efforts. Stalin would not allow their participation in the war because they were anti-communist as well. These Germans wanted surrender, but not the 'unconditional surrender' that Stalin imposed on Roosevelt.
"Most importantly, the (anti-Nazi, anti-communist) opposition to Hitler would have to be assured that the people who were about to risk their lives in an attempt to overthrow Hitlerwould, if they succeeded, be faced with something better than the "unconditional surrender" formula proclaimed as a British-American war aim at the Casablanca Conference of Churchill and Roosevelt in January 1943.
Von Papen needed to know "whether they would grant, to a
German Government which met democratic requirements, the rights to which Germany's history and position entitled her. This must be the decisive factor in any further step (von Papen,
Memoirs, p. 499; and Albert C. Wedemeyer,
Wedemeyer Reports!New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1958, p. 417.)."
a. "In March, 1944, von Papen decided to make another effort to persuade FDR, through Earle, to mitigate "unconditional surrender" and
accept a separate surrender of the German armies to the Western Allies. He decided, in case of favorable reply to his probe, to secretly fly Earle to Germany for a discussion of terms and conditions with two members of the Beck-Goerdeler resistance group: Count Gottfried Bismarck (grandson of the Iron Chancellor) and Berlin Chief of Police, Count Wolf-Heinrich Helldorf (von Papen,
Memoirs, p. 522; and Wedemeyer,
Wedemeyer Reports!, p. 418).
b. One of the leaders of the anti-Nazi, and anti-communist underground in Germany was "
Wilhelm Franz Canaris(1 January 1887 – 9 April 1945) was a
German admiraland chief of the
Abwehr, the German military intelligence service, from 1935 to 1944. During the Second World War, he was among the military officers involved in the
clandestine oppositionto
Adolf Hitlerand the
Nazi regime. He was executed in
Flossenbürg concentration campfor the act of high treason."
Wilhelm Canaris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Again....Canaris was the head of German military intelligence who, for years, tried to align with the Allies to overthrow Hitler.
Stalin demanded that no contact with the anti-Nazi underground be allowed.....and Roosevelt obeyed, like a good little slave.