A veteran of World War I who had seen the tattered bodies of his fellow soldiers lying in the trenches, and who had been the victim of a poison gas attack himself, Hitler never recovered from the defeat. A proponent of social Darwinism, he defined politics as the “conduct and process of the historical struggle for the life of nations.” Without war, there was stagnation, and stagnation, Hitler believed, was tantamount to ruin. “Long live war — even if it lasts from two to eight years,” he proclaimed. A man who was so regaled by death and doom was incapable of promoting peace.
[This brings visions of Farfur (script costume mouse killed by Jews as propaganda) and all the other youth programing the children in Gaza and i$lamistology nations watch. You too? It's not like muslims add anything to science, innovation, technology, etc. so they only see their self worth or cultural relevance in their revisionist history, no? Therefore, force is all they export.]
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“I have never really endured such fear … If the French had been truly serious, it would have been the greatest possible political defeat for me,” Hitler later told a confidant.
[Obama and all the self interested only think of political appeasement with enemies (Iran). Not until we have a politician speaking openly of political defeat of our enemies (Reagan), will we be safe and Israel shake the yolk of two-state suicide. Also, the 300 burning cars every weekend by French 'youths' (muslims) still doesn't cover up the yellow streak down their back all these many years later.]

A Triumph for Hitler
Instead of the failure he feared, it was a triumph for Hitler — and what a triumph it was. The Germans celebrated their Führer like a messiah. In a new Reichstag election on March 29, 1936, which was only moderately manipulated, close to 99 percent of the electorate voted for the Nazi Party. Even Goebbels was surprised.
[Who else recently has been likened to a messiah?]
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On March 11, the Nazis finally brought down the Austrian chancellor. That afternoon, after being bombarded by Hermann Göring with repeated threats of war in several telephone conversations, Schuschnigg resigned. The Wehrmacht marched into Austria the next day, without a single shot being fired.

It was the result of gangster tactics, and yet the people applauded.
[Chicago style politics. Fishy enough for flag@whiteho.gov?]

When Hitler crossed the border near his hometown of Braunau at about 4 p.m., the jubilant crowd was so thick that his motorcade was almost brought to a standstill. The masses on both sides of the street could hardly be subdued, as they shouted ecstatically “Heil Hitler” and “one people, one Reich, one Führer.”
[Yes we can! Scapegoat those who oppose Obamaland.]