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**gedsiz** · 03-03-2011, 10:45 PM

As opposed to the saber rattling buffoonery of the Kaiser or the schizo ambivalance of the Austro-Hungarians?

You don't know probably a quarter of the internal grievances and centuries old axes to be ground. Versailles was not a plot. It was an idealist debacle.
Hitler had a chance to rebuild Germany. He was never interested in just doing that though. The entire revitalization was hitched to the war wagon in both economy and philosophy. Liebensraum, baby, liebensraum.

If his military was advanced enough to build V2 Rockets, then I think it was the most advanced of its time. It's just that he didn't make good strategic moves.

03-03-2011, 10:45 PM	#38
gedsiz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	As opposed to the saber rattling buffoonery of the Kaiser or the schizo ambivalance of the Austro-Hungarians? You don't know probably a quarter of the internal grievances and centuries old axes to be ground. Versailles was not a plot. It was an idealist debacle. Hitler had a chance to rebuild Germany. He was never interested in just doing that though. The entire revitalization was hitched to the war wagon in both economy and philosophy. Liebensraum, baby, liebensraum. If his military was advanced enough to build V2 Rockets, then I think it was the most advanced of its time. It's just that he didn't make good strategic moves.
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