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One American didn't care for Roosevelt's softness for the Russian killing machine did something about it. His name was Dwight Eisenhower, and he ran for President to place an ally in the White House to those who gave up 4 years to break up what was looking more and more like the wanton murders of Jews in Europe, all toll 6 million deaths the Russians did not weigh in on, considering they ushered Jews out of Mother Russia over many years of time. Fiddler on the Roof was a movie made about the cruelty of being thrown out of a land you worked you entire life to improve, although some are fooled on account of the amazing music in this unforgettable Musical that told a story, gently, on ethnic cleansing.
To you anything requiring work and self motivation or personal responsibility is a shit sandwich. Therefore you're destined to always be holding the shitty end of the stick because it's all you deserve. That's how capitalism works.
Stalin decided where to open that 'second front,' even though it would cost far more American lives.
And Stalin decided on 'unconditional surrender' as the only end for the war.....even though it cost thousands more American casualties...
a. So....why did Stalin insist on the Allies opening the front at Normandy rather than the bases already conquered in Italy?
siOkay, so wrong on two fronts here.
First, the Allies, really did try to open that second front in Italy, and they ended up slogging up the Italian Pennisula for two years making very little progress. Say what you want about D-Day, ( I had to live with my Dad's PTSD for 20 years) but it was effective... It brought about Germany's surrender in less than a year.
As far as Unconditional Surrender goes for the Axis. The allies learned their lesson. They realized giving Germany an Armistice in the first war just meant having to fight another war later. Hitler and Ludendorf came back with a "Stabbed in the Back" myth that Germany didn't really lose the war.
Germany knew it lost after this.
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Obviously, you've never talked to anyone who was a veteran of the Italian Campaign. or heard about the Shit show that was Anzio.
It was actually easier to supply an invasion from England than from North Africa, and guess what, it was also easier to invade a country that ACTUALLY WANTED TO BE LIBERATED (France) than one that was part of the Axis.
1. Eisenhower agreed with me, that Italy was the correct trajectory of attack, not Normandy. That site was due to the demands of Stalin.
www.history.com
2. The 'unconditional surrender' was Stalin's demand so that the Red Army would have no resistance to their occupation of Europe.
blogs.shu.edu
Uh-huh, if you say so. The reality was, if anyone fought for the Italian Front, it was Churchill... but it was still a terrible idea.
Now, you've never served in the military, so I'll cut you a little slack here. But there were a couple of reasons why trying to march through Italy was a bad idea. First, the Peninsula is thin. So it's very easy to set up a defensive line with relatively few troops. The terrain is mountainous, which also favors the defenders. If you main supply line runs through Britain, through Gibraltar, it's extended and open to attack by air and U-Boat.
Yes, Stalin was right to demand a serious attempt at a second front. His people were dying by the millions fighting the Germans while the allies were putzing around in North Africa and Italy.
Churchill and Roosevelt Spent Years Planning D-Day | HISTORY
Both leaders knew the Allies must invade Normandy, but faced many obstacles before carrying out Operation Overlord.
No, honey, the unconditional surrender was the allies demand because they did not want some future German or Japanese leader to do what Hitler did.
In fact, the first demand for Unconditional Surrender was at the Casablanca Conference, where FDR and Churchill agreed that Unconditional Surrender of all Axis Powers was called for. At that time, Russia was not at War with Japan, and China was not at war with Germany, but the US and UK were at war with both and demanded it.
U.S. and Britain Demand Unconditional Surrender at Casablanca Conference
At the Casablanca Conference, the U.S. and Great Britain officially unified with Free French allies in an agreement covering every “theatre of war.” President Franklin Roosevelt and British Prime M…
You really need to stop getting your history from Right Wing Websites.
Again, proving you know nothing.
You should enjoy your shit sandwich, anywhere else you get less, much less. You fault Trump? Not everyone that made your sandwich? Enjoy, relish it!Buddy, I've been working since I was 16, sometimes two jobs when I've needed to... Sorry, man Capitalism is a shit sandwich if you aren't willing to be the kind of backstabbing piece of shit who advances in that system.
You should enjoy your shit sandwich, anywhere else you get less, much less. You fault Trump? Not everyone that made your sandwich? Enjoy, relish it!
I know, and if you would quit talking with your mouthful... And, try some peanut butter and jelly, your breath just stinks.You should enjoy your shit sandwich, anywhere else you get less, much less. You fault Trump? Not everyone that made your sandwich? Enjoy, relish it!
You know, talking with you would be a lot easier if you could string together a coherent thought.
I know, and if you would quit talking with your mouthful... And, try some peanut butter and jelly, your breath just stinks.
oh, please, stop with your insults, they are so witty you just about got me not to comment. Please, no more. Idiot!I know, and if you would quit talking with your mouthful... And, try some peanut butter and jelly, your breath just stinks.
Okay, you are actually making PC look coherent with her cut and paste. and that's an accomplishment, because she's nuts.
oh, please, stop with your insults, they are so witty you just about got me not to comment. Please, no more. Idiot!
I figured you got that covered.Well, at least you aren't polluting the page with ten paragraphs of your brain drippings.
Maybe you should try to make and show us examples, hahahahaYou know, talking with you would be a lot easier if you could string together a coherent thought.
