What if Germany Won WW2 (Part 4) - A Historian Reacts

[@alexanderfysh410]

Alternate History Hub did one where Teddy Roosevelt beats Wilson in the 1912 election and basically causes this domino effect where the world is a much better places. the US joins WWI way sooner, causing s quicker ally victory, no communism in Russia, no harsh terms for Germany that allow for the rise of facism and no WWII, etc. I'd be interested to see your take on that one.

[@dblundz]

I always like the Wolfenstein games for this reason. The what if's

[@oliversherman2414]

Wolfenstein is an entertaining series of games but very unrealistic. There's no chance in any timeline that Germany gets supersonic jets and robot dogs during WW2 when their supplies were already stretched thin

[@CaptainB1994]

​@@oliversherman2414 They never said they were realistic, just that the concept of what ifs was interesting.

[@PaulGaither]

Watched 1-3 this evening in anticipation of this release, then KZbin didn't even send me the notification. I saw it in my recommendations an hour after it was posted. Me: Happy with you, and angry at KZbin.

[@OwenNewo619]

Happy Father's Day to you, Sir. You're videos and insights has made me interested in history. Sending love from the Philippines

[@Dino-lemon265]

@Vladimir Putin wat?

[@Kevinskcirdneh]

That's the beauty of being human, we can disagree, but not have to say someone is "wrong" or that we "hate" them for what we disagree about. Disagreements are an opportunity to open our minds to hear both perspectives/sides. It's like the debates over good vs evil, it is never a clear black n white picture, because where the black n white sides converge there is grey, lots of grey. Good vs evil is the same as where they converge there will be neutrality. My favorite example of this idea; the gazelle thinks the lion that wants to eat him is truly "evil", but the lion holds no malice or hate for the gazelle, he's is just hungry and this is what he must do to survive. This is what I love about you, your open mindedness and seeing your agreements n disagreements as an opportunity to discuss it from both sides/perspectives. I'd say that history would have much more interesting with you as my teacher, but we are nearly the same age, so I would have loved to been your classmate and really discussed all of these things, with open minds and hearts, with no malice for the other just because we didn't agree with each other. For that you are an amazing human! As are the rest of you here in this wonderful community! Am so glad to be a part of it! Thank you!

[@bigbusinessman3178]

Unless you are on Reddit, there you are always wrong even if you say 1+1=2

[@summersunsets9556]

Very wise words. Something I wish more people would realize. It’s truly sad how many people forget to try and see things from both sides.

[@Henry_Varro]

Listening to this series and pondering the many ways these events in history could have gone down makes me rethink the phrase "War is Peace" or "Peace through War". While many arguments and examples can be made against it it makes you wonder about topics like this where countries or people decided not to fight , simply ignore it, or chose not to get involved in a greater extent how different the world might be.

[@schuylerkandarian7325]

Congratulations on 150K. Also the new logo is looking great!

[@andrewlai4494]

The new logo looks like a e sports team logo “not as a insult” it looks great

[@brouser4580]

Lol it does

[@lithium23]

4:20 They also had Heisenberg in charge of the atomic program, the scientist who was seen as most qualified at the time to develop a bomb, as there wouldn't be a bomb without his work. He didn't seem to be in a hurry to make one though.

[@davidburroughs2244]

I hear he was uncertain about it

[@SlyFireVR]

Operation paperclip

[@georgecant-stand-yeh5451]

Probably busy cooking meth and washing cars

[@infamousfalcon588]

@@davidburroughs2244 Haha. I got that reference. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle: It is impossible to know both the change in position and momentum of an object.

[@jdotoz]

He wasn't allowed to work for a while - relativity was too Jewish for the authorities.

[@thethesaxman23]

I love these alternate history scenarios!! I’d love to see you react to more of them!

[@123dan165]

Your extremely knowledgeable I really enjoy your content. Keep it up, I hope your content continues to expand across KZbin. Mr Terry and you are really good content creators.

[@jasonduhela9597]

Your reactions make these amazing videos even more so

[@krebsgewehr]

Always nice to get to take a break and watch these. Love the videos and will keep an eye out for the next ones.

[@BlueSideUp77]

The Last Samurai would be interesting to see. Hope you are well.

[@kentuckycrittercamera9407]

I’m a fan of your channel and Alternate History Hub, I’m a born Buckeye myself. I grew up in Hubbard Ohio before joining the Army.

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

I grew up in the same county…In Mineral Ridge.

[@AdamZNC]

Ah yes, new logo and new video what else could I want. this is giving me playing minecraft at 11 o clock vibes and I really like that, thank you sir for posting.

[@elephant12503]

Awsome vid love your content next reaction should alt history if the 1912 election was won by roseovelt and like to know your thoughts on its and is personally one of my favorites alt history questions. Once again great work and awsome content

[@L3ftyyy]

He’s already done that, about a month ago mate

[@elephant12503]

@@L3ftyyy ya but the one with cynical historian is talk more about how it effects it around the world and I love hating on Willson lol

[@unluckysoul5494]

It looks similar to the ingsoc logo from 1984 in my opinion. Also it looks like the abstergo logo from assassins creed

[@jaedanknickerbocker9596]

Hey, Happy fathers' day VTH!

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

Thanks Jaedan!

[@jaedanknickerbocker9596]

@@VloggingThroughHistory do you know if there is any verified images of Lincoln and his Cat?

[@drrakw2432]

Great video as always, thanks for posting!

[@paratame105]

Love it when you make a certain face and I already know the video is about to be paused

[@walterreeves3679]

As someone who was alive in the late 50s early 60s I can attest that no one at that time expected the Soviet Bloc to disappear in their life time, unless it did so in the smoke and blast of a nuclear holocaust. The general view was akin to that of President Kennedy when he described the Cold War as "this long, twilight struggle." On this score I think you are absolutely correct.

[@samwhary5498]

I guess there is one good thing to come out of missing work today.. between family emergencies and long overdue house cleaning you're by far the best thing to happen sir..

[@mieszkothemigrantmercenary2808]

Love the new logo!

[@dumbkoala2907]

i found this channel today so far i love this channel

[@2Shadowscout]

One key thing about the nazis getting an atomic bomb that's often forgotten is an ideological problem. The nazis believed the atomic bomb and atomic science itself was "jew science" so they may not have even wanted to build it as they were focused on other Aryan wonder weapons

[@XHTTR]

Do the southern victory one!

[@jochemgeurts7223]

I would love to see more ancient history

[@ubiergo1978]

"People don't look at Stalin or Lennin".... Now that you can travel, my friend... I recommend the next destination: Venezuela. =p

[@Nepomniachtchi_Austin]

Man in the High Castle is a cool show to check out on the subject lol

[@garlicisnice]

Wow that new logo looks amazing

[@caydenhendrix]

New logo looks so good!

[@gyver8448]

That's basically what Alternatehistoryhub was saying. They wouldn't have got it first, but given enough time they would have got the bomb *_eventually._*

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

I didn't think he was. He talked about a nuclear end to WW2 between the US and Germany. I don't see Germany getting the bomb during the war, however long it lasted.

[@AjarTadpole7202]

@@VloggingThroughHistory Well, the Soviets got the bomb in 1949 right? And considiring that in this timeline germany not only has access to everything the soviets had, but more of pretty much everything, they could theoretically achieve it even faster. Buuuuuuuuuut on the other hand, you also pointed out that the Germans weren't too focused on the bombs, so if we do some heavy estimation and say that those two factors would cancel each other out and they get the bomb the same time the Soviets did, then, well, like you said in the video, its very plausable that they could have gotten the bomb by then (Specifically, you said after the war and I'm going to assume you mean WW2 so 1949 would still fall after 1945)

[@MrTangolizard]

@@AjarTadpole7202 Russia got the bomb due to spy’s giving them the plans remember there were many communists in the USA or at least sympathisers where they would hand over the plans there wasn’t that many nazis

[@AjarTadpole7202]

@@MrTangolizard and you aren't saying the same for Germany? Correct me if I'm incorrect, but doesn't the video specifically state there were nazi sympathizers in America?

[@MrTangolizard]

@@AjarTadpole7202 there were sympathisers but not to the extent of communism , communism was a ideology against capitalism that held true with many people right up til the end where as nazi within a couple years of war there was no way of defending it unless you were a fanatic I just think there would be less people wishing to give up secrets fro the Nazis than the soviets obviously it only takes one

[@waves_rbee8626]

While it has its good dose of extremely fictional outcomes the Hearts of Iron mod The New Order Last Days of Europe is that exact scenario you bring up about a Cold War but its a three-way espionage fest between The US,Japan,and Germany. Really fun historical fiction alternate history scenario if you ask me. Thousand Week Reich is also one but much more grounded in reality. You should check them out someday!

[@Semordnilaps]

I just have a very hard time seeing the nazis, even in victory, maintaining stability either politically or economically. Or there needs to be some additional factor to explain how they aren't ruling over, at least in part, ruins with an overstretched and drained military and economy. Victory in WW2 does not mean maintaining grip on a sphere of influence, just ask the British Empire.

[@pandanemi-0239]

This guy made a video exploring the world of Ancient Aliens, I think it would be a fun reaction seeing the craziness of that show.

[@caleblott399]

You should read Alternate History's Book "The Atlantropa Articles." It's a pretty good novel. It's not exactly a realistic alternative history: it's a dystopian alternate history novel on the level of "Brave New World."

[@massemiable]

11:00 - That's Henry Ford and not Charles Lindbergh for those wondering.

[@oliversherman2414]

Even though I don't think WW2 could've been won by Germany, I still enjoyed this series

[@macmac436]

What you would ultimately have seen would be a pretty close mirror to our own timeline, except instead of a cold war with The Soviet Union, it would be a cold war with Nazi Germany, with a similar ideological struggle fought through proxy wars across the globe.

[@1CE.]

New logo looks like it can be on a shoe Actually really good

[@mallc8874]

The new logo is really good

[@tommybronze3451]

let's not forget that uranium 235 or plutonium 239 are NOT only paths that can be take towards a-bomb, if you're accepting to to throw away lot's of safety (as nazi would do) you can get multiple cycles like u232 etc etc etc ....

[@downsidesuncasual]

VTH shirt today is, as far as I can tell: just a plain black shirt

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

It's a Rachel's Challenge shirt. Just can't see the writing because it's below the screen

[@leto.o5759]

@AileDiablo bro wat

[@leto.o5759]

@AileDiablo dude, by the early 1940s there was already insane amounts of violence between Hindus and Muslims in india and the Muslim league in the 1945 election won about 95% of the Muslim reserved seats and they were calling for an independent state even before that. BTW the violence in the early 40s alone killed hundreds of thousands. You should do some research about it

[@leto.o5759]

@AileDiablo OK, even tho I live in Pakistan and have an exam on British Raj in 2 days...

[@leto.o5759]

@AileDiablo lolol

[@williamowsley9771]

Good commentary at 12:50 about how we really didn't know for sure about all of the "ethnic cleansing" going on over there, but when it is on the 50 million people scale of this scenario, it's pretty hard not to know. Plus, aren't we forgetting that we lost all respect for Germany when they broke convention and used mustard gas in WWI?

[@williamowsley9771]

I also think he kind of gave short shrift to the conquest of Africa. I can easily see that descending into their Afghanistan on a continental scale. It would have eventually bled the Germans dry.

[@danielferreira4005]

26:05 Would love to see a colab.

[@SnepBlepVR]

I’d love to see a reaction to history buffs:TORA!TORA!TORA!

[@BohemianRaichu]

Even in the 1980s the fall of the Soviet Union didn't look likely. As for Stalin, there are many people in Russia that still revere him. Lenin is still admired around much of the world. Perhaps because of Stalin's even worse exemple, people don't know as much about Lenin's terror.

[@2877arkantos]

Nice new logo. Looks pretty good.

[@Rukashh]

Can someone tell me what his gaming channel is? Thanks. Another great vid!

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

History Guy Gaming. Link's in the description.

[@tabathacarruthers5122]

It mostly would've affected how many Jews and eastern European people were left in Europe. Some would've escaped.

[@jstappin]

Without knowing the atrocities in full, it would not be far fetched to think that Americans at the time would be more in line with Germany’s racial policies, thus they would not be as opposed to Germany as we would like to believe.

[@lukewest7540]

I would love to see “what if Germany won WW1”?

[@caleblott399]

23:40 I agree with you that Marx was not advocating racialism or the elimination of inferior races, but Marx himself was very racist, you should see what he had to say about Jews (which is ironic because Marx himself was Jewish by Ethnicity). There are some of his writings which, if you did not know it was him who wrote it, you'd think it was a passage from Hitler's book. It also seems that Marx endorsed what we now call "cultural genocide." Which isn't on par with what Hitler was advocating, but it is a very inhumane thought processes. Essentially, Hitler was for racial genocide and cultural genocide. Karl Marx was for cultural genocide.

[@sikksotoo]

19:50 Not just the death of an idealogy, but the death of the idealogist himself. I have a hard time believing Naziism survives in its original state much beyond the life of Hitler, who you've already mentioned was facing a quickly deteriorating fate.

[@MrAGNTJ]

yo you should do some reactions to Weird History

[@mcmerlin1332]

Hay man love the channel. Have you ever heard of Voices of the Past. It's a great channel whare a guy reads letters from real people from the past. Would like to hear your opinion on some of them.

[@superfire6463]

8:50 Yeah I read that if like 100 nukes went off in a battle between them it would be a dinosaur extinction event kind of thing. Dirty clouds covering up the sun for I think it was 10 years

[@User-lo6oe]

the new Profile Picture is kinda cool

[@valyahmadi]

please react to more of these what ifs maybe one about the American revolutionary war

[@Zeitgeist2000]

in this timeline im thinking of an annexation of Canada by America because of Canadas oil sands, which is the third largest oil reserves in the world

[@rohitbhattacharjee1027]

Point on the Indian civil war scenario:- one of the reason which triggered the unrest was the dive and conquer rule led by the British. There was some marginalization, but I would argue not having the British sow the unrest might have helped.

[@AG-vb6vv]

That’s an outright lie created by leftist Congress historians who wanted to blame communal problems on the British. For the love of God, educate yourself. Hindus and Muslims have been at odds for nigh a millennium. Islamic oppression and conquest has been the bloodiest period of Indian history. Millions killed, enslaved and forcibly converted over the years. Temples destroyed, why to this date only South India has great ancient temples standing, with mosques built in their places. Even our great universities weren’t spared such as Nalanda. Islam is the reason Buddhism is extinct in India. Sharia Law and oppression related to that. Aurangzeb and his infamous hatred of Hindus. For Gods sake, Brits are like the Jews of India, we try and blame them for everything wrong with society, call a spade a spade - Islamic history in India and the nature of Islam is the reason for all the bad blood, not some clever manipulation by the Brits.

[@joshuaalach9431]

I always figured that in a US-Nazi Cold War, South Africa would be a major flashpoint. It wasn't until the post-war period that apartheid got codified into law properly, and power increasingly slipped from the hands of the Anglo South Africans to the Afrikaners/Boers. Whilst not all Afrikaners were Nazi sympathisers, there was generally a positive view of Germany and Germans amongst the Germanic Afrikaners. In our timeline, there was even an Afrikaner neo-Nazi party that emerged in the 1970s, the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging. I imagine with its strategic location and its status as the largest economy in Africa, that South Africa would be a major flashpoint of meddling by those two powers.

[@thaariqulakwa8834]

I dont know if i am too late on this, but nice pic for your youtube profile there!!

[@Kemxt]

Nice new logo! Though it does remind me of the Weyland yutani corp logo.....

[@forgottenfamily]

A better counter on the Hitler vs Marx is to contrast how people view Marx vs how people view Lenin/Stalin. The latter two, politicians who committed atrocities but did have some philosophical underpinnings are not viewed in nearly the same light as Marx is who was a philosopher and agitator. While Mein Kemp is a broader philosophical underpinning than Lenin and Stalin provided, Hitler's role in history is definitely closer to them.

[@damonculbert5853]

Hi from Michigan 👋

[@eliorr1536]

Low-key if call of duty or battlefield was to use this theory for a game I would buy it

[@Capt.SlightlyBlueBeard]

You should react to count dankulas video on the dogmeat general lol

[@natea2247]

This is complicated. It's like the butterfly effect.

[@YuzuruHakushaku]

in fact Iran is not an Arab nation (Iran: land of Aryans) and it was toward Germany so it was quiet possible Iraq and some other Arabic lands given to Iran by Germany specially there was some negations between them for Turkmenistan and Caucasia. in fact that was many Persians still feel sad for Germany's defeat in WW2.

[@wally2gen]

i think the US would ultimately despise the Nazi reich in the same way they hated Soviets, Chinese and Koreans. socialism/communism was an attack on democracy and Nazi’s fascism would be viewed the same way

[@nocx4592]

20:59 this was only 5 years ago...

[@SnepBlepVR]

I’m going to build off of your statement regarding Germany requiring more time to make the atomic bomb; according to the original video Germany’s population was fanatic so once the first one is produced production could be put into overdrive(which could be possible since at the time of the United States dropping of little boy they only had 3) by the time OP posted (1953) the United stated had roughly 32 nukes I don’t see Germany having that many but they would have enough to cause M.A.D. For most of the world.

[@mthompson9635]

Could Werner Heisenberg have helped develop a nuclear program? The "Heisenberg Device" is the A-Bomb in The Man in The High Castle. I guess that is only super best case scenario? (Nuclear development is not my expertise)

[@davidburroughs2244]

I hear H didn't say it couldn't be down but that it was an uncertain thing ....

[@mthompson9635]

@@davidburroughs2244 true true

[@jdotoz]

He probably had the raw ability, but in our timeline our spies determined at the end of 1944 that he did not have the knowledge.

[@Trygvar13]

Fatherland! What a great novel but what a bad movie. When you spoke about fascist countries you forgot Spain. Franco was also fascist. Although Francoism was relabelled organic democracy after WWII, fascism did in fact "live" until 1975.

[@josephgoldstein3878]

I don't think Germany would give Thrace to Bulgars but the rest is nice.

[@absoluteduck6376]

Like the new channel icon!

[@whowas616]

To me its hard to follow the ideas of that alternative timeline because I 100% disagree with his assumption that the german economy would depend on further expansion. It might be true that germany would try to expand but the reasons would be different. Germany has been an economic powerhouse and is known as the land of innovation and technology. In video 3 that scenario suggests that germany will become an agrarculture and face starvation and massive inflations. This is just unimaginable to me. One thing that I also kinda miss in the video is a perspective on how the life of people living in germany would be. If he talks about it he only talks about the ideology and that people would be socialised into that nazi mindset. But I think it would be interesting to know how that scenario influences the life of the individuals from a sociopolitical perspective. Imo a crucial point about how the americans but also the people of other nations will evaluate the german system a few years after the war will come down to the point how the life is for the individual. People in the soviet union for example were pretty poor. They only were able to choose between like 5 different outfits when they went shopping, had to wait several years until they receive a car they ordered and they had very difficult living conditions. This is what people still have in mind when they think about soviet union. I wonder how it would have been with germany in that alternative timeline, especially under the condition that the german economy would reach new hights.

[@duffypratt]

The entire series neglects China. Assuming that the Germans and US have a hostile relationship, the emergent Maoist China is now on the German’s far border. Does it ally with the Nazis? Unlikely. With the US? This, and the Middle East, would become the major geo-political areas of tension. Also, the further isolation of the US from Europe would have major implications on our policies with South America and Asia.

[@headstomp49]

Would you create your own "what if" video as original content? Maybe about WW1 or 2 could be an option

[@nachopagan4153]

20:02 About fascism always losing, well, there's... Spain. Since Spain didn't have any relevant impact on foreign policies after its civil war (1936-39), it's normal that people often disregard it. But fascism kinda DID win in Spain. Franco rose to power and established a dictatorship that would last until his death in 1975. He hunted anyone who would oppose the regime, establish Catholicism as the main religion in the country (and mandatory, for his faction arrested people at the beginning of the civil war for even not going to mass), prohibit parties such as the Communist one, ban the right of association, strike, freedom of speech and so on. Some people might say that it wasn't a big deal: "Franco was not Stalin or Mao Zedong" and such, but nowadays Spain is the 2nd country in the world with the largest number of mass graves due to the atrocities committed in the Civil War and its aftermath. Spain didn't get involved in WWII for two reasons: 1) it was devastated right after its civil war (it had finished barely a few months before the invasion of Poland), and 2) Franco demanded a lot of territories in Western Africa Hitler was not willing to give up. And even so, Spain sent a volunteers-only division to fight in the Eastern Front alongside the nazis (it was called the Blue Division if you want to look it up). The point I'm trying to make is there is at least one case were fascism won, even though it kinda died after Franco did. In 1978 Spain restored democracy and all of the values Western countries hold, but we can agree at least that executing Mussolini or having the Nuremberg trials are not the same as letting your dictator die in bed of old age (even though there was some resistance over the decades). Spain is still divided in our current time due to that fact, and with the rise of extreme right movements during the last ten years, it's got even worse. The point I'm trying to make is we, the Spaniards, never needed a novel such as The Man in the High Castle. We already went through it.

[@elgirl19]

India and Pakistan are not as worrisome today as India and China. Both have the largest armies in the world and both have claims on each other’s land.

[@eoyguy]

Agree with him about the founding fathers. We ascribe so much wisdom and power to them and assume that they would make better decisions in our modern world, despite the fact that all showed typical human weaknesses and foibles of their own, and would have no real idea about much of what goes on today. Imagine a founding father trying to get their head around...women with equal rights, women with any rights, black people with any rights, acceptance of homosexuality, women in swimsuits, whites working side by side with minorities, etc, etc... yet we often think they would somehow do things better. Its fantasy and what happens when you make a person out to be something more than human.

[@spider_flop]

Did u change the name of your channel or the profile picture.

[@guusputten4880]

at 15:50 you are discussing the fact that the Nazis would have held somewhat stable relations with the arabic people for the oil they have. I have some doubts about it, because since he won ww2 he would also now have access to the oil fields in the Caucasus and Romania. Doesn't that make the oil fields in Arabia a bit redundant?

[@CincinnatusPublish]

What is the chance of Germany pursuing the nuclear bomb more heavily if their efforts to obtain large amounts of heavy water had been successful? I was always under the impression that it was this loss of heavy water that caused them to forgo any serious effort to develop the bomb.

[@notsostealthmission5184]

It would honestly be weird because think of it this way. Hitler might be viewed in the same way as Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan

[@Alvaro1806]

The one country that fascism did work was spain which had the longest single dictatorship in the world until francos death.

[@Lornharding]

OOHHH LOVE THE NEW CHANEL LOGO!!!!!!

[@jdotoz]

Nazism did indeed consider Arabs as racially inferior, but Hitler was recorded in public and in private as being rather admiring of Islam. He also made racial exceptions for individual Arabs who aided his cause.

[@MasterWooten]

At 7:00, recognizing the new puppet government was NOT an option for several reasons. The first is that the empire was made of of people who Hitler despised and who knew that only slavery and death waited for them had they let Hitler in. This empire would have been all in with Canada leading the new empire, hell Canadians see that today wrt immigration to the country. Not only would this had occurred, such a scenario would have changed nothing from our timeline. In fact in order for the Nazis wo have defeated the British mainland, they would have had to throw so much into the battle that they reconstituted Canadian led British Empire would have been able to defeat them sooner than did the British with the Americans in our timeline.

[@spookyboi8446]

In the grand scheme of what "could have been" ww1 and ww2 is small in comparrison to what could have happened.

[@baseupp12]

React to Alternate History Hubs videos what if the south won the civil war

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

It was a while ago, but I did! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXzPhpx-r6tprKM

[@baseupp12]

@@VloggingThroughHistory Yeah I remember that one I was talking about the collab series Alternate History Hub did with Emperor Tigestar it was 4 parts and each subsequent part was on their respective channels. 1 and 3 was Alternate History Hub, 2 and 4 were Emperor Tigerstar.

[@WizardToby]

Only reason Hitler would have agreed with the Arabs and Muslims at any point is over anti-Jewish beliefs. Not to imply that all middle easterners are anti-Jewish but it seems to be a common thread in that region and in Europe as well.

[@dwaynechapman812]

Please watch zvalid’s how russia can conquer the world

[@natea2247]

Could you check out an interesting video titled "Last Words and Cause of Death of Each President" by Fire of Learning

[@sasquatchycowboy5585]

I agree that The Reich would not have gotten the bomb on their own. But in this timeline they would have been able to "enlist" the Brits. With the resources of both nations combined do you think they would have been able to pull a Manhattan Project off, and would they have even tried?

[@tonyhenthorn3966]

4:36 "Manpower" for nuke work would not have been a problem for Hitler and his fellow homicidal tyrants. Sending so called "subhumans" to death or sterilization by radiation poisoning in atomic factories would have made them pee their lieder hose with happiness!