Who was truely to blame for World War One? ( Not the Germans!!)

[GLASNOST]

Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia

Communism fell against Nazi Germany.

Neither of those were actual countries.

Two Orthodox countries and have communism in government power.

As I said, you are mistaken. Yugoslavia was seven nations united and Czechoslovakia was a union of two nations. Furthermore, the whole kit and caboodle consisted of Orthodox, Catholic, and Muslim and they were not "communism in government power" untill after the end of WW II.

Easy win by the nazis.

The fact that Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia became communist nations was due to post-WW II. In other words they were not communist governments against the Nazis. Of all the groups of partisans who fought against Hitler those that were communists were only one element of several. Communist factions that were supported and eventually established government post WW II by the USSR was simply due to the fact that the Soviet Union worked its way against the Nazis from the East while the Capitalist (ambiguous) factions worked its way against the Nazis from the West but both Communists and Capitalists existed in all of those countries prior to and during the war.

 

[gipper]

Sit down. Adults are speaking.

Says an infantile fool.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Says an infantile fool.

Stop talking at yourself.

 

[Zebra]

Serbia and Russia

 

[Zincwarrior]

The Hapsburg Family controlling the Austria Hungarian Empire. Going to war due to a lone assassin and ending up killing millions if utterly insane.

 

[Ringo]

Did the U.S. really side with Hitler?
It’s not as crazy as it sounds. Let’s look closer.

While the Red Army was bleeding at Kursk in 1943, American corporations were still trading with Nazi Germany, signing deals, shipping strategic materials, and protecting their profits. U.S. banks, including J.P. Morgan and others, had financed Germany’s rise in the first place.

The Dawes Plan (1924) and Young Plan (1929), crafted by Wall Street, funneled billions into German industry: rebuilding its steel, chemical, and military potential long before Hitler came to power. Those “loans” became the foundation of the Third Reich’s war machine.

Even Harry Truman said it bluntly: “Let them kill each other.”And that’s exactly what Washington did: it let Europe burn while feeding both sides when convenient.
To the West, Stalin was the real threat. He didn’t just defeat the united European army, he took back what American and British corporations had once controlled: Baku’s oil (Standard Oil, Royal Dutch Shell), Russia’s gold mines, forests, and fisheries. They came close to reclaiming it then but here we are, in 2025, and they’re still trying to finish what they started.

 

[braalian]

Belgium didn’t invade Germany, and Serbia didn’t invade Austria

 

[Zebra]

Belgium didn’t invade Germany, and Serbia didn’t invade Austria

Serbia had killed ....

 

[braalian]

Serbia had killed ....

Not the Serbian government or the Serbian army

 

[GLASNOST]

Did the U.S. really side with Hitler?
It’s not as crazy as it sounds. Let’s look closer.

While the Red Army was bleeding at Kursk in 1943, American corporations were still trading with Nazi Germany, signing deals, shipping strategic materials, and protecting their profits. U.S. banks, including J.P. Morgan and others, had financed Germany’s rise in the first place.

The Dawes Plan (1924) and Young Plan (1929), crafted by Wall Street, funneled billions into German industry: rebuilding its steel, chemical, and military potential long before Hitler came to power. Those “loans” became the foundation of the Third Reich’s war machine.

Even Harry Truman said it bluntly: “Let them kill each other.”And that’s exactly what Washington did: it let Europe burn while feeding both sides when convenient.
To the West, Stalin was the real threat. He didn’t just defeat the united European army, he took back what American and British corporations had once controlled: Baku’s oil (Standard Oil, Royal Dutch Shell), Russia’s gold mines, forests, and fisheries. They came close to reclaiming it then but here we are, in 2025, and they’re still trying to finish what they started.

What with all you've written, plus Henry Ford, CocaCola, and Charles Lindbergh, I think it is fair to conclude that the US was playing both sides. Yet the b'stards criticise Sweden and Switzerland for remaining neutral.

 

[wist43]

The global financial powers were principly behind maneuvering all the players on to the board and kick starting the war.

J.P. Morgan, Bernard Baruch, Jacob Schiff, Paul Warburg, the Rothschild interests in Europe, Cleveland Dodge supplying munitions, etc. They made $Billions on the war.

More than that though, their long range geopolitical goals were founded upon the successful prosecution of the war.

They were able to overthrow Czar Nicholas and install Lenin and the communists, they were able to make great strides in attacking America's Constitution and expanding governmental power, and it was Money Trust errand boy, Edward Mandell House who organized the push for The League of Nations.

Of course when the U.S. Senate refused to ratify the LoN Charter, they needed more war and crisis in the future to get their desired global government framework up and running. Hence, the planning for the Stock Market Crash of '29, and WWII began almost immediately after the Senate voted the LoN down.

All the world's a stage, and in politics and diplomacy, nothing happens by accident. War is big business.

 

[Zebra]

Did the U.S. really side with Hitler?
It’s not as crazy as it sounds. Let’s look closer.

While the Red Army was bleeding at Kursk in 1943, American corporations were still trading with Nazi Germany, signing deals, shipping strategic materials, and protecting their profits. U.S. banks, including J.P. Morgan and others, had financed Germany’s rise in the first place.

The Dawes Plan (1924) and Young Plan (1929), crafted by Wall Street, funneled billions into German industry: rebuilding its steel, chemical, and military potential long before Hitler came to power. Those “loans” became the foundation of the Third Reich’s war machine.

Even Harry Truman said it bluntly: “Let them kill each other.”And that’s exactly what Washington did: it let Europe burn while feeding both sides when convenient.
To the West, Stalin was the real threat. He didn’t just defeat the united European army, he took back what American and British corporations had once controlled: Baku’s oil (Standard Oil, Royal Dutch Shell), Russia’s gold mines, forests, and fisheries. They came close to reclaiming it then but here we are, in 2025, and they’re still trying to finish what they started.

interesting!

 

[Zebra]

The global financial powers were principly behind maneuvering all the players on to the board and kick starting the war.

J.P. Morgan, Bernard Baruch, Jacob Schiff, Paul Warburg, the Rothschild interests in Europe, Cleveland Dodge supplying munitions, etc. They made $Billions on the war.

More than that though, their long range geopolitical goals were founded upon the successful prosecution of the war.

They were able to overthrow Czar Nicholas and install Lenin and the communists, they were able to make great strides in attacking America's Constitution and expanding governmental power, and it was Money Trust errand boy, Edward Mandell House who organized the push for The League of Nations.

Of course when the U.S. Senate refused to ratify the LoN Charter, they needed more war and crisis in the future to get their desired global government framework up and running. Hence, the planning for the Stock Market Crash of '29, and WWII began almost immediately after the Senate voted the LoN down.

All the world's a stage, and in politics and diplomacy, nothing happens by accident. War is big business.

so it is

 

[Ringo]

Not the Serbian government or the Serbian army

Actually, yes. The assassination was organized by high-ranking serbian officers.

 

[Ringo]

 

[GLASNOST]

Taken almost certainly from this very plane.

Back when all you needed to fly an air plane was huge balls. My grandfather was a non-combatant bi-plane pilot during WW I. He was a brutal bastard who beat his family, including me.

 

[Zebra]

Not the Serbian government or the Serbian army

the Black Hand, a serbian group