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In the space of a few weeks our brave troops crushed the Polish enemy who was in the service of
Britain and France, and thus eliminated danger from the east. Thereupon Britain and France decided
to attack Germany from the north.
Since April, 9th, the German armed forces have also nipped this attempt in the bud.
Now something has happened that for months past we have regarded as a threatening menace. Britain
and France are attempting, by their employment of a gigantic maneuver of distraction in south-eastern
Europe, to thrust their way forward into the Ruhr district by way of Holland and Belgium.
Soldiers of the Western Front!
The hour for you has now arrived.
The struggle that commences today will decide the fate of the German nation for the next thousand
years.
Do your duty.
The German people, with its fervent wishes, is with you." Adolf Hitler, 10th May 1940
A.J.P TAYLOR
"There can be no doubt that he (Hitler) broadened the war in 1941 only on preventive grounds."
A.J.P Taylor, War Historian
".... neither the French nor the British would have made Poland a ground for war, if Washington had
not continually pressed for it. Bullitt, (Ambassador William C.Bullitt) he said, had declared time and
time again that the Germans would not fight, he (Kennedy) that they would fight and overrun Europe.
Chamberlain, he said, had declared that America and world Jewry had pushed Britain into war. In his
telephone conversations with Roosevelt in the summer of 1939, the President had said to him
(Kennedy) repeatedly that he should press a hot iron to Chamberlain's backside. Kennedy claims to
have answered each time that it would lad to nothing to press a hot iron to his backside, so long as the
British had no iron with which to fight...." American Ambassador Kennedy, December, 1945
THREATS AGAINST NEUTRALS
Many countries throughout the world maintained neutrality, and remained on friendly relations with
Hitler's Germany. All were threatened with trade embargoes and similar measures designed to ensure
their compliance with the American-Jewish-Communist alliance.
"We must not ask questions as to what these small powers want, nor listen to explanations of what
they are prepared to do. We must tell them frankly that we demand what part each of them has to
play in the alliance to destroy the German menace. If one or other of them show signs of hesitation,
we must act so as to ensure that such hesitation will be immediately overcome. It is time similar
measures were taken with regard to Holland and Belgium." Duff Cooper, Privy Counsellor.
In 1944, a fuel blockade was imposed upon neutral Spain to enforce compliance in taking action
hostile to German interests. Similar measures were taken against neutral Portugal and threats were
made against Argentina.
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