World War II

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America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

[war_bloodline]

America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

I don't see where unriggable is going with this.
If you are going to call America a Nazi Nation then head over to flame it if you want to, but not here this is about history.

[DIRESTRAITS]

America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

I don't see where unriggable is going with this.
If you are going to call America a Nazi Nation then head over to flame it if you want to, but not here this is about history.

I want to see why he thinks America is becoming Nazi

[war_bloodline]

war_bloodline wrote:

Germany attackes Russia and pushes all the way to Moscow.

The fatal mistake Hitler commited...

Very true, as one general said in the pull back of Napolions forces (I know I spelled that wrong) "The best general in Russia is the winter", I belive that is how it was said.

[war_bloodline]

America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

I don't see where unriggable is going with this.
If you are going to call America a Nazi Nation then head over to flame it if you want to, but not here this is about history.

I want to see why he thinks America is becoming Nazi

He is going to have to match some very big points that don't match at all.

[DIRESTRAITS]

America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

I don't see where unriggable is going with this.
If you are going to call America a Nazi Nation then head over to flame it if you want to, but not here this is about history.

I want to see why he thinks America is becoming Nazi

He is going to have to match some very big points that don't match at all.

I know. I want to see him try and then pick his arguments apart

[war_bloodline]

America 1945 and America 2005 are so different it scares me. America 2005 is sort of molding into Nazi Germany (without the genocide part).[/list]

Please explain

I don't see where unriggable is going with this.
If you are going to call America a Nazi Nation then head over to flame it if you want to, but not here this is about history.

I want to see why he thinks America is becoming Nazi

He is going to have to match some very big points that don't match at all.

I know. I want to see him try and then pick his arguments apart

Yeah, this will be fun.
The Reichstag to the United States of America.
(Sorry, I told not to flame on here).

[lord twiggy1]

war_bloodline wrote:

Germany attackes Russia and pushes all the way to Moscow.

The fatal mistake Hitler commited...

Very true, as one general said in the pull back of Napolions forces (I know I spelled that wrong) "The best general in Russia is the winter", I belive that is how it was said.

very true. those winters are the coldest in the world evept for maybe artica and antartica. the russians had adapted to it. they had exelent snipers (like Vasili Zaitzev from Enemy at the Gates which is based on a real story about a russian boy who enlisted in the russian ifantry due to the atack of Stalingrad. he later is transfered to the sniper divisionwhere his friend(cant remember his name) who is a sort of russian propagandaist tells every day of how many Nazi officers Vasili killed that day. Eventually the Nazis smart up and send their best sharpshooter, "The Fox" I think, to kill him. thats about the first 45 minutes of it. The rest of the three hours its just Vasilli and the Fox trying to kill eachothe.) amd they knew the terrain better than the germans. thats one of the disadvantages of invadeing the country.

Has anyone here seen Enemy at the Gates

[war_bloodline]

war_bloodline wrote:

Germany attackes Russia and pushes all the way to Moscow.

The fatal mistake Hitler commited...

Very true, as one general said in the pull back of Napolions forces (I know I spelled that wrong) "The best general in Russia is the winter", I belive that is how it was said.

very true. those winters are the coldest in the world evept for maybe artica and antartica. the russians had adapted to it. they had exelent snipers (like Vasili Zaitzev from Enemy at the Gates which is based on a real story about a russian boy who enlisted in the russian ifantry due to the atack of Stalingrad. he later is transfered to the sniper divisionwhere his friend(cant remember his name) who is a sort of russian propagandaist tells every day of how many Nazi officers Vasili killed that day. Eventually the Nazis smart up and send their best sharpshooter, "The Fox" I think, to kill him. thats about the first 45 minutes of it. The rest of the three hours its just Vasilli and the Fox trying to kill eachothe.) amd they knew the terrain better than the germans. thats one of the disadvantages of invadeing the country.

Has anyone here seen Enemy at the Gates

Yes I have, it is a very good movie.
WW2 Quiz-Does anyone know how many died in the Russian front alone?
(Counting only Russians)!!!!!!

[lord twiggy1]

no i only really study the france belgium area. i think its called the ETO(eastern theater of opperations) but how many...Oh and...FOR THA MOTHALAND

[war_bloodline]

In a guess of numbers a years of reading books in laugages that I have problems with the est. number is *drum roll* 8.5 million people, in total of both German and Russian (if you wanted to know) was about 15+ million people, just in the russian front.

[lord twiggy1]

wow thats alot


Question 2: Which WWII battle had the most casualties?

[DIRESTRAITS]

Easy, Stalingrad

[war_bloodline]

Oh yeah big easy one.

[war_bloodline]

Here is a little thing to think about.

If you tryed to pull back you were shot by you own leader.
A lot of messages never made it to there commanders because they shot the person caring the letter, by there own commanders that they were trying to give the letter too, the commander guessed that they were leaving the front.
A big NO NO.

[war_bloodline]

Number 3.
What were the two German army units that attcked Stalingrad?
This one may be hard, but there were two.

[lord twiggy1]

Easy, Stalingrad

actually, surprisingly, thats wrong. its a close second though. i was The Battle of the Bulge. the total casualties were 174,821 dead or wounded on both sides. 89,987 for the allies and 84,834 for the Germans. and whats weird is that the germans had less casualties but still lost.

[war_bloodline]

Easy, Stalingrad

actually, surprisingly, thats wrong. its a close second though. i was The Battle of the Bulge. the total casualties were 174,821 dead or wounded on both sides. 89,987 for the allies and 84,834 for the Germans. and whats weird is that the germans had less casualties but still lost.

Well I will look up on that, but I guess you can say you learn something new everyday.

whats weird is that the germans had less casualties but still lost.

The Germans were low on oil, that was the reason for the attack.
There goal was to reach Antwerp.

[DIRESTRAITS]

Easy, Stalingrad

actually, surprisingly, thats wrong. its a close second though. i was The Battle of the Bulge. the total casualties were 174,821 dead or wounded on both sides. 89,987 for the allies and 84,834 for the Germans. and whats weird is that the germans had less casualties but still lost.

WOW! Never would have guessed it

[lord twiggy1]

actually i just read wrong it was the most casualties in the weastern front. but ya on the eastern front, and the entire war it was stalingrad

[war_bloodline]

Ahhh.

Does anyone have a guess for number 3?
before I get off.

[DIRESTRAITS]

actually i just read wrong it was the most casualties in the weastern front. but ya on the eastern front, and the entire war it was stalingrad

That makes more sense

[lord twiggy1]

Number 3.
What were the two German army units that attcked Stalingrad?
This one may be hard, but there were two.

i give up I couldent find it on wikipedia

[war_bloodline]

Number 3.
What were the two German army units that attcked Stalingrad?
This one may be hard, but there were two.

i give up I couldent find it on wikipedia

The Sixth Army
and the
Fourth Panzer Army.

The sixth army lost more then 3/4 of it's forces.

[lord twiggy1]

oh i read russian not german. i must be getting tired

Number 4

What country had the first parachute division?