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- Harry Elmer Barnes, U.S. War Historian
Note: Harry Elmer Barnes is perhaps the most respected revisionist historian in the United States of
America, of whom the noted and foremost British authority, George Peabody Gooch said; "No other
American scholar has done so much to familiarize his countrymen with the new evidence and to
compel them to revise their wartime judgements in the light of this new material."
"If another war comes and the history of it is ever written, the dispassionate historian a hundred years
hence, will not say that Germany alone was responsible for it, even if she strikes first, but that those
who mismanaged the world between 1918 and 1937 had a large share of responsibility in it."
- Lord Lothian, British Ambassador to the U.S. March 1938
WORLD JEWRY'S DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST GERMANY SEE CHAPTER.9
POLISH DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST GERMANY SEE CHAPTER.13
U.S. DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST GERMANY SEE CHAPTER.14
PRESS/MEDIA DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST GERMANY SEE CHAPTER.10
THE SOVIET UNION
"The First World War gave us Russia, while the Second World War will hand Europe to us."
- Vladimir I. Lenin
"The revival of revolutionary action on any scale sufficiently vast, will not be possible unless we
succeed in utilizing the existing disagreements between the capitalistic countries, so as to precipitate
them against each other into armed conflict. The doctrine of Marx-Engels-Lenin teaches us that all
war truly generalized should terminate automatically by revolution. The essential work of our Party
comrades in foreign countries, consists, then, in facilitating the provocation of such a conflict. Those
who do not comprehend this know nothing of revolutionary Marxism. I hope that you will remind the
comrades, those of you who direct the work. The decisive hour will arrive."
- Joseph Stalin, Third International Comintern, Moscow, May 1938
"We must prevent a criminal understanding between the Fascist aggressors and the British and French
imperialist clique." Pravda, November 7th 1938
".... the former Soviet general, Alexi Markoff, who had a troop command on the Soviet western
frontier in the spring of 1941, made public a statement in the American magazine, Saturday Evening
Post, May,13th, 1950, according to which Stalin ordered 'war preparations against Germany' after the
defeat of France in the summer of 1940, 'because Hitler won too quickly.'
"It is to be assumed that the final decision (for an eastern campaign) was first made after the quick
success of the Balkan war, in connection with which Russia's hostile attitude towards Hitler was
clearly evident. The decision for the assault on Russia was a very difficult one for Hitler. The
warnings of his military advisers preoccupied him, the shadow of Napoleon, with whom he liked to
hear himself compared lay over the mysterious depths of the country. On the other hand there was his
strong and unfounded conviction that Russia was preparing for an attack on Germany. We know
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