Who is Trump's Favorite Nazi General?

[meaner gene]

Actually Trumps love of German generals like Hitler had, only shows Trumps lack of historical knowledge about the loyalty of many of Germany's greatest generals.

The one's who put their troops and Germany itself above the crazy desires of the guy at the top.

Of course you will find many generals who followed the leaders every command. The kind of general Trump wants.

 

[The Duke]

Was it Rommel, Desert Fox?
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Or maybe it was Goerring, Luftwafte
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He was fat like Trump

Finally, Schultz "I see nothing!"
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cultsmasher

 

[meaner gene]

He yelled at Hitler and was relived again in 1945.

On March 28, 1945, Hitler relieved Guderian of his command:

And Trump would have fired him in 1941

 

[OKTexas]

Was it Rommel, Desert Fox?
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Or maybe it was Goerring, Luftwafte
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He was fat like Trump

Finally, Schultz "I see nothing!"
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Schultz was a sergeant, you commies don't know anything.

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[IM2]

If OP was written by a MAGA, it most likely have been "Rommel, Dessert Fox?"

The Desert Fox tried to kill Hitler.

 

[Slyhunter]

Who was Harris's favorite Communist Leader.

 

[IM2]

Germany had some fantastic generals, the problem is they were led by a fool

Like the fool you will try electing.

 

[meaner gene]

Pretty much everyone agrees that Rommel was a brilliant general.

Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was involved in the July 20, 1944 plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler,

When the search for conspirators implicated Rommel, he was given the choice to commit suicide instead of facing a public trial.

Rommel chose to take his own life with cyanide pills on October 14, 1944. He was given a state funeral and military honors

 

[IM2]

Who was Harris's favorite Communist Leader.

She doesn't have one.

 

[Nostra]

Who was Harris's favorite Communist Leader.

Probably Putin since he endorsed her.

 

[meaner gene]

Who was Harris's favorite Communist Leader.

She doesn't have one.

Probably Putin since he endorsed her.

Once again Putin proves the useful idiots will believe him.

 

[LeroyDumonde]

Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was involved in the July 20, 1944 plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler,

When the search for conspirators implicated Rommel, he was given the choice to commit suicide instead of facing a public trial.

Rommel chose to take his own life with cyanide pills on October 14, 1944. He was given a state funeral and military honors

I'm aware of that. It doesn't change the fact that he was a brilliant general.

 

[LeroyDumonde]

Who was Harris's favorite Communist Leader.

Probably that loser Trotsky.

 

[John09]

The Desert Fox tried to kill Hitler.

Nope. He was against Hitler towards the end but did not try to kill him. Loads of cites to back this up. The second link below has lots of interesting details about Rommel's final days. He chose cyanide to protect his family.

However, it appears that friends and historians alike attempted to portray Rommel’s involvement as greater and more committed than it actually was. Rommel had some connections to the plotters but was not involved in detailed planning. Indeed, it appears Rommel was, at the least, opposed to killing Hitler, even if he supported removing him from power.

The Nazis wanted to get rid of Rommel because of his opposition to Hitler—and his concrete plan to overthrow their reign. According to Lt. Gen. Fritz Bayerlein, Rommel and his chief of staff, Hans Speidel, had developed a plan to allow the Allies unopposed access to certain key regions of Germany and to contact Allied leaders for a separate peace. Before this plan had a chance to develop further, an unknown German betrayed Rommel to the Nazis. This informant remains unidentified. Possibilities have given rise to much speculation. Most historians agree that Rommel’s name “came up” during the reign of terror and interrogations following the failed July 20 assassination plot against Hitler in 1944.

However, the exact details of the accusations against Rommel—and who betrayed him—remain shrouded in mystery.

Despite these ambiguities, it was already well-known among Rommel’s inner circle by 1944 that he was bitterly disillusioned with Hitler. Rommel allegedly remarked to family and friends after the July 20 plot that: “Stauffenberg had bungled it, and a frontline soldier would have finished Hitler off.”

No Exit: How Rommel Was Forced To Commit Suicide

Field Marshal Erwin Rommel hoped to find safety in the remote village of Herrlingen, but the town became a Nazi death trap for him in October 1944.

www.historynet.com

 

[meaner gene]

I'm aware of that. It doesn't change the fact that he was a brilliant general.

Brilliant, but someone who put country above party.

 

[IM2]

Nope. He was against Hitler towards the end but did not try to kill him. Loads of cites to back this up. The second link below has lots of interesting details about Rommel's final days. He chose cyanide to protect his family.

However, it appears that friends and historians alike attempted to portray Rommel’s involvement as greater and more committed than it actually was. Rommel had some connections to the plotters but was not involved in detailed planning. Indeed, it appears Rommel was, at the least, opposed to killing Hitler, even if he supported removing him from power.

The Nazis wanted to get rid of Rommel because of his opposition to Hitler—and his concrete plan to overthrow their reign. According to Lt. Gen. Fritz Bayerlein, Rommel and his chief of staff, Hans Speidel, had developed a plan to allow the Allies unopposed access to certain key regions of Germany and to contact Allied leaders for a separate peace. Before this plan had a chance to develop further, an unknown German betrayed Rommel to the Nazis. This informant remains unidentified. Possibilities have given rise to much speculation. Most historians agree that Rommel’s name “came up” during the reign of terror and interrogations following the failed July 20 assassination plot against Hitler in 1944.

However, the exact details of the accusations against Rommel—and who betrayed him—remain shrouded in mystery.

Despite these ambiguities, it was already well-known among Rommel’s inner circle by 1944 that he was bitterly disillusioned with Hitler. Rommel allegedly remarked to family and friends after the July 20 plot that: “Stauffenberg had bungled it, and a frontline soldier would have finished Hitler off.”

No Exit: How Rommel Was Forced To Commit Suicide

Field Marshal Erwin Rommel hoped to find safety in the remote village of Herrlingen, but the town became a Nazi death trap for him in October 1944.

www.historynet.com

Yeah whatever. I won't be wasting time arguing about Hitler because you guys want to deny that he is trumps idol.

 

[meaner gene]

Nope. He was against Hitler towards the end but did not try to kill him. Loads of cites to back this up. The second link below has lots of interesting details about Rommel's final days. He chose cyanide to protect his family.

Rommel wanted to "impeach" Hitler.

 

[LeroyDumonde]

Brilliant, but someone who put country above party.

Unfortunately our generals put the military-industrial complex above country.

 

[Nostra]

Once again Putin proves the useful idiots will believe him.

Pootey loves him some Kommiela.

 

[John09]

Yeah whatever. I won't be wasting time arguing about Hitler because you guys want to deny that he is trumps idol.

I don't want to argue about how so many who were his "best people" are themselves saying, or have said, he's a fascist. Not to mention Vance called Trump "America's Hitler" in a Facebook group couple years ago.