Episode 1050: The Foreign Policy of Adolf Hitler - Part 2 - w/ Thomas777

56 Minutes
PG-13
Thomas777 is a revisionist historian and a fiction writer.
Thomas continues a series on the foreign policy of Adolf Hitler. In this second episode, Thomas talks about Hitler's attitude toward America, specifically President Roosevelt.
Show notes and links - www.spreaker.com/episode/epis...

[@tb8865]

Really telling that speech wasnt translated properly into English for almost 40 years.

[@cyberninjazero5659]

And of course, the (((New York Times))) released the original "translation"

[@natefish3989]

Born and raised in West Virginia. I'm happy to hear Thomas enjoyed his time spent there. Enlightening episode as usual, I'm really engaged with this new series topic.

[@arthur_rimbaud]

I’ve found all kinds of cool stuff in thrift stores and antique shops.

[@Iron_Wyvern]

Fantastic episode. Thomas never disappoints. Antiquing and stopping at random yard sales is peak whiteness. I've found some insane shit over the years at them.

[@alexw6311]

My great-grandparents were Germans from Bohemia, now Czechia. They left right before WW1.

[@zaacharydc]

My fellow Boheme

[@Spartices]

It would be cool to watch a episode entirely dedicated to the idea of globalism.

[@baptistjoshua1v5]

Great job, guys. Keep it up

[@jesusgonzalez-acton8045]

Is Thomas familiar with the recent Ulrich Volker biography? It’s been a couple years since I read it, but iirc he definitively dispels the rumors of H. having Jewish kin (though no major biographer ever took that seriously anyway). Toland is still the most comprehensive to me. Alternatively, could you ask him if he’s read H. and the Power of Aesthetics by Spotts? Basically takes the idea that understanding how he viewed himself as an artist before anything else, is imperative to understanding the man.

[@7homas7V]

I'm FAMILIAR w/the VOLKEE book, tho I haven't READ it. The ISSUE w/AH's familial heritage has LONG been known. The ''dirty secret'' of the family was that ''black sheep'' ALOIS (who was ADOPTED owing to yet another mouth to feed burdening young ALOIS' already POOR family - this was a COMMON old world practice) married his NIECE Klara Polzl - after having moved then adolescent Klara into the marital home to care for his wife when she was dying of cancer. So IOW, AH's parents (Alois and Klara) were UNCLE and NIECE (although NOT by blood) - And Alois (who was a notorious BRUTE and bully) had essentially exploited a teenaged girl to get what he wanted from her, while not even having the decency to wait until his wife was in the grave before consummating his selfish desires.

[@mckinnhe]

I loved H and the Power of Aesthetics

[@user-bchfldmgd]

Thank you Pete and Thomas!! 👍

[@mrguy560]

Thomas ranting about people ranting about bankers 😂

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

Paste fericit, Hristos a inviat!

[@goldgod8150]

Putin not using strategic ambiguity in his foreign policy is something the duran guys talk about.

[@egonkuber4258]

Awesome as always 🦫🦫🦫

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

good times as always

[@Iron_Wyvern]

Night of the long knives got rid of elements that were plotting against him, though. The SA were truly unruly. Was there any other choice?

[@Paul-ki8dg]

Andy Adams, 1839 -1935 writer of western fiction. 'Log of the Cowboy' et al. That would fit the era. But nevermind. Lol

[@requited2568]

Nice! Thanks Pete and T777! o7, 🦫🦫