PoliticalChic
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They offered to hand over EVERYONE who the Allies requested to answer for their crimes.....everyone.
Wait....you're not saying that if Roosevelt allowed contact with the anti-Nazi resistance....
...the war would have ended years before it did??????
Holy shish-kabob!
Now....where did I hear that premise before...??
Hmmmmmm........
Jeez, PC....I have nooooo idea...![]()
Well......the least I can do is support that premise......again!
21. Lest there be any doubt that the Stalin-Roosevelt policy of ignoring the anti-Nazi resistance in Germany would have ended the war earlier than May of 1945, consider this:
There was significant contact, by said resistance, with the British by 1938!
Remember the date of Germany's surrender? May 7,1945.
1938...' significant contact, by said resistance, with the British...' Five years earlier!
How many dead and wounded Americans in those five years?
I'll get to that....,.
a. By 1942, [Abwehr chief of German Army Intelligence Wm.] Canaris had a plan before British intelligence that was under serious consideration but, of course, went nowhere.
"OSS: The Secret History Of America's First Central Intelligence Agency," by Richard Harrris Smith, p. 368
22. George H. Earle was FDR's special representative in Europe.
"In 1940, Earle...presented a plan to President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) that Earle believed might end the war in Europe early. The German ambassador and the head of the German secret service secretly proposed to Earle that German troops could surround HitlerÂ’s headquarters and turn Hitler over to the Allies as a war criminal. German troops then would be repositioned to defend against the Russian military. The plot was never approved." George Howard Earle III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
That was in 1940!!!!
Five years before the end of the war!!!
How many lives would have been saved?
I'll get to that.....
a. " The freedom and democracy for which we fought was destroyed in eastern Europe. FDR refused to accept a black-out of Nazism, the protection of Poland and eastern European nations from Communist domination, and to save the lives of scores of thousands of American, British and French soldiers and enormous additional war costs.
The American public has probably never heard of Governor EarlÂ’s (sic) repeated attempts to end the war against Germany through the surrender of the German army and the trial and execution of Hitler by our armed forces.
If Roosevelt had accepted this capitulation, practically on his own terms, it would have been the end of Hitler and Nazism. Freedom and democracy would have been restored to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary and other nations. It is enough to make you weepÂ…." Hamilton Fish, "FDR, The Other Side of the Coin: How We Were Tricked into World War 11," (pp. 237-241)
I believe that that particular Hamilton Fish was number four in a line of prominent politicians...
Again..."If Roosevelt had accepted this capitulation,..."
So...why didn't he?
As told earlier....not to "offend" Joseph Stalin.
Pathetic.