They had the first alien spacecraft in their possession and was reverse engineering it. Our military brought it back with the scientists. I have reasons to believe this is true. My friend was an instructor that formed Top Gun, a hydrogen propelled engineer and He told me things 25yrs ago that's starting to be told today. Only problem is, he died 20 years ago. The guy told me unbelievable stuff. He was a genius too.

at the end of the war we should of hunted down and executed every damn Nazi they could find.

It's funny how some of them escaped and continued their nazi culture again in Argentina and other places. They even continued their wicked human experiments and ideology.

They had the coolest uniforms and insignias.

Hitler also had the best taste in women....blonde hair, blue eyes. If you look around the USA....those traits are getting harder to find. Not as many natural blondes anymore from what I see.

From what I understand, it was Germany's inability to enrich uranium in enough quantity to get them there that kept them from being first.

I think it would be a difficult discussion as to who was more evil: Hitler or Stalin That would be close and I could argue that Stalin was worse.

You keep things interesting around here Jake!

First off I agree about the technology. When we were pulled into the war, (and we can argue if we were tricked into he war by our own government in another post) we were behind on training, tactics, technology and manpower, but we learned quickly, we developed technology quickly and most importantly we built on good old American ingenuity and capitalism to quickly catch up the the Axis and supersede them.

Secondly, I don't necessarily agree that the Jews are main reason for the continued fascination, but it is definitely part of it. Which is why I mention the extermination of the Jews and the mob mentality that it must have took to implement it in the original post.

Great reply. Thanks for posting.

There are lots of people that think the Nazi's still have a secret underground base in Antarctica and this is where all of the UFO's are coming from. There are stories of Admiral Byrd's mission and how they were attacked by UFO's that belonged to a secret Nazi base.

Google "Operation Highjump" and do a deep dive into the conspiracy theory surrounding it. It's a pretty fun ride.

This is googles answer. "Stalinism, and communist ideology in general, is universal in its appeal and addresses itself to all the "workers of the world." Nazism, on the other hand, and fascist ideology in general, can only address itself to one particular race or nation, i.e. the "master race" that is destined to dominate all others."

A people that felt betrayed after WW1, saddled with insurmountable reparations, massive debt and inflation, no jobs and worthless money is pretty easy to manipulate by a gifted charismatic orator. He gave them a scapegoat that historically had been thought of as taking advantage of the poor and less fortunate. It’s easy to make those people seem less than human. Desperate people result to desperate measures. Really to understand the mentality of the Germans and some French in WW2 you have to understand the ramifications of what happened from/in WW1.

Correct. In fact, they had for all practical purposes completely halted the entire program long before the end of the war. I think the legend of German superiority in such matters is highly overrated.

Germany had good scientists and engineers and they had some areas where they were more advanced. But the US had areas where it had the edge also. The atomic program has already been mentioned. The US and England had better sonar and radar. The US developed a proximity fuse for its anti-aircraft shells that made them far more effective than anyone else's anti-aircraft guns. The M1 Garand was more effective than the German k98. The US had much better heavy bombers than Germany. In fact, Germany never managed to produce a good 4 engine bomber and it desperately needed one. They also attempted and failed miserably to produce a functional aircraft carrier whereas the US produced many of them. The US also possessed a genius for mass production the Germans could only dream of. The US and England were also better code breakers. And most of the areas where the allies had a technological edge were areas that actually made a difference in the war.

Sure, the V2 was cool technology for the time period but at the end of the day it was pretty worthless. It did not have any positive effect on the war for Germany. For all the money, time, resources, and manpower they poured into that project what did it give them? It was able to deliver one good sized bomb. How accurately? Well, you could get it to hit somewhere in a city the size of London. The payload from one B-17 would do more damage. And as inaccurate as high altitude bombing with B-17s was it was still more accurate than a V2.

The ME 262 was a better jet performance wise than the allies had but it had problems no one talks about as well. It had a terrible range. But since by the time it went into use it was literally taking off and fighting in the sky above its own airfield this wasn't an issue. Also go look up the engine life on the 262. They would literately only last a matter of hours before they had to be replaced or rebuilt. Under normal circumstances these things would have been unacceptable. But when massive armies are about to roll over your whole country and obliterate your ass then frack it. You throw everything you got at the wall and hope something sticks.

And that's a good point to close on. There is an old saying, "necessity is the mother of invention". Germany tried to develop more of these wonder weapon projects than the allies because,.....well, they had to. Despite the propaganda they were spewing to the people they knew they were getting their asses kicked. Without a miracle they were going to get skull dragged and they knew it. So, they poured money, time, and tons of resources into these long shot weapons programs. A few panned out to some extent. But for every one that did there were 5 that failed utterly. By contrast the US, England and Russia had no need to divert huge amounts of valuable resources into such risky longshots. They were winning with what they were already doing.

Only 20 percent of the German army in WW2 was mechanized. The rest were dependent on 2.7 million horses to move supplies and equipment. Most modern mechanized army the world has ever seen my ass.

Great answer!

Operation paperclip they just brought the scientists here to continue the same shitt they was doing there instead of giving them a bullet.

We talking about the National SOCIALIST workers party of German?

Yup but they’re not socialist they say

point of information, they were allies with the russians up until Barbarossa

True.

Yep. They conspired together to simultaneously invade and divide up Poland.

Yep... And like i said had they stayed allied with Germany and fought on their side during the war it would have been a tough row to how for the Allied forces. There's an argument to be made that we wouldn't have won the war and the world would be a very different place right now.