world war two

[Spicoli]

Watched a documentary last night on fighter ace George Beurling who flew with the RAF and then defending Malta. Unbelievable pilot!

[walrus]

Watched a documentary last night on fighter ace George Beurling who flew with the RAF and then defending Malta. Unbelievable pilot!

You must have AHC, I watched the same doc. Very well done. The new D day invasion series is also great. Also saw the Russians lost almost forty thousand men taking Berlin. Didn't know that

[mrbig1]

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

[walrus]

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

I think we realize it was a group effort but d day and the marine island hopping played a big part in Nazi and Japanese defeat

[Violent Demise]

After the collapse of the Soviet union there was a news release that the Kremlin had kept a part of Hitler in some strange storage bunker. I think it was a ribcage or something. I don't know if it was ever confirmed but I did read it.

In an episode of 1970's Wonder Woman they cloned Hitler. How far do you want to take this?

See your point but I'm serious. It was on the history channel. Soviet soldiers were interviewed and admitted bringing Hitler's remains to Russia. I think it was like a trophy to Stalin.

If Kirkland is right then it would have been only charred remains.

Oh yes, Kirk is right. It was well documented Hitler's people took him and his new bride outside, poured petrol on them and lit them up. It was only bones found at the Kremlin.

I'm a little surprised that the Germans acted just like their ally, the Japanese. To the Japs, ouch, it was dishonorable for them to get caught or their bodies taken by their enemies, an old samurai tradition they say. So that's why nobody could find the top Japanese general or his body in Iwo, and in Okinawa, where I originally came from, at the end of the last battle of WWII there the two top generals committed hara-kiri and had their lieutenants dispose their bodies and so their bodies were never found. There's are other historical connections between the two countries but that's another story...

(Btw, sorry about the inappropriate comment on the earlier post. I'm usually not that obnoxious but when I talk about someone like Hitler, I go overboard sometimes.)

True Pac, but I think the Japanese did it more as a cultural thing while the Nazis did it to avoid retribution.

Ya, reminded me of Kadhafi, once proud leader lynched by his own people...

As was Saddam Hussain.

Benito Mussolini

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

I think we realize it was a group effort but d day and the marine island hopping played a big part in Nazi and Japanese defeat

Call it what you want but bottom line is The Allies don't win WW2 without the US

[walrus]

After the collapse of the Soviet union there was a news release that the Kremlin had kept a part of Hitler in some strange storage bunker. I think it was a ribcage or something. I don't know if it was ever confirmed but I did read it.

In an episode of 1970's Wonder Woman they cloned Hitler. How far do you want to take this?

See your point but I'm serious. It was on the history channel. Soviet soldiers were interviewed and admitted bringing Hitler's remains to Russia. I think it was like a trophy to Stalin.

If Kirkland is right then it would have been only charred remains.

Oh yes, Kirk is right. It was well documented Hitler's people took him and his new bride outside, poured petrol on them and lit them up. It was only bones found at the Kremlin.

I'm a little surprised that the Germans acted just like their ally, the Japanese. To the Japs, ouch, it was dishonorable for them to get caught or their bodies taken by their enemies, an old samurai tradition they say. So that's why nobody could find the top Japanese general or his body in Iwo, and in Okinawa, where I originally came from, at the end of the last battle of WWII there the two top generals committed hara-kiri and had their lieutenants dispose their bodies and so their bodies were never found. There's are other historical connections between the two countries but that's another story...

(Btw, sorry about the inappropriate comment on the earlier post. I'm usually not that obnoxious but when I talk about someone like Hitler, I go overboard sometimes.)

True Pac, but I think the Japanese did it more as a cultural thing while the Nazis did it to avoid retribution.

Ya, reminded me of Kadhafi, once proud leader lynched by his own people...

As was Saddam Hussain.

Benito Mussolini

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

I think we realize it was a group effort but d day and the marine island hopping played a big part in Nazi and Japanese defeat

Call it what you want but bottom line is The Allies don't win WW2 without the US

Certainly true, we supplied both the Russians and English with arms etc during their campaigns

[erics44]

After the collapse of the Soviet union there was a news release that the Kremlin had kept a part of Hitler in some strange storage bunker. I think it was a ribcage or something. I don't know if it was ever confirmed but I did read it.

In an episode of 1970's Wonder Woman they cloned Hitler. How far do you want to take this?

See your point but I'm serious. It was on the history channel. Soviet soldiers were interviewed and admitted bringing Hitler's remains to Russia. I think it was like a trophy to Stalin.

If Kirkland is right then it would have been only charred remains.

Oh yes, Kirk is right. It was well documented Hitler's people took him and his new bride outside, poured petrol on them and lit them up. It was only bones found at the Kremlin.

I'm a little surprised that the Germans acted just like their ally, the Japanese. To the Japs, ouch, it was dishonorable for them to get caught or their bodies taken by their enemies, an old samurai tradition they say. So that's why nobody could find the top Japanese general or his body in Iwo, and in Okinawa, where I originally came from, at the end of the last battle of WWII there the two top generals committed hara-kiri and had their lieutenants dispose their bodies and so their bodies were never found. There's are other historical connections between the two countries but that's another story...

(Btw, sorry about the inappropriate comment on the earlier post. I'm usually not that obnoxious but when I talk about someone like Hitler, I go overboard sometimes.)

True Pac, but I think the Japanese did it more as a cultural thing while the Nazis did it to avoid retribution.

Ya, reminded me of Kadhafi, once proud leader lynched by his own people...

As was Saddam Hussain.

Benito Mussolini

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

I think we realize it was a group effort but d day and the marine island hopping played a big part in Nazi and Japanese defeat

Call it what you want but bottom line is The Allies don't win WW2 without the US

The US wouldnt have won WW2 without the Allies

and in fact the Russians and Britain played a much bigger part in the war against Germany than the americans did

America did the Japs good and proper, ill give you that

[Beanflicker]

America did the Japs good and proper, ill give you that

hahahaha

[pacfan]

Don't ask a American about ww2. To them America won it by themselves. 7 out of 10 in the German army fought in the east. 8 0ut of 10 died on the east.

I wonder how many of them froze to death. I'm sure many of them were at least hampered by the freezing temp. in their fight there.