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That is waht happens when u do meth, the germans tried to create a super soldier,and they accidentally created a form of meth. Hitler also used it and kind of lost his mind, got really paranoid from it. He no longer listened to his Generals, and started making his own desicions, most of which didnt work, the soldiers in russia at the time also used it. They became addicted and when the supplies started running out, so did the meth,and their will to fight. One unit were extremely stoned on it and thought they were being attacked one night, they werent, and wasted all their ammo and got attacked the next day and the russians wiped them out. Another unit on a retreat got pumped up on it and couldnt feel a thing. They walked through a blizzard and froze to death without even knowing it. 

The only reason the Germans lost D-Day was because of the well known desicion Hitler made to send a lot of troops up to the northern strait of Dover, where it was thinner and he was sure the allies would attack. His Generals knew they would attack at the position that they eventually did, they told him but he didnt listen because of his paranoia due to the meth. There may also have been some narcissism mixed in there as well. 

 

That is incorrect

 

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Which is it 80% or 90% Mosquito? It really doesn't matter becuase they are both wrong.

 

 

 

 

On the first picture my grandfather with he unit, he is the one in the center, with sabre. In his unit were mostly people of Polish nationality, 2 Jews and 1 Ukrainian.

 

 

And here on the parade, he is the one on the right side, sitting with 2 others:

 

 

And here on the horse in Czechoslovakia:

 

 

Another one in Czechoslovakia, he is the one in the bottom:

 

 

 

 

Actually not i did find somthing but there are many historians who did. Most of things will remain unknown, many of the most interesting british WW2 archives remain top secret and will not be opened soon. What happend with Rudolph Hess, what happend with Himmler, what about secret negotiations between Churchill and husband of his relative in France, princess Jacqueline de Broglie?

 

Especially princess de Broglie is an interesting case. She was a cousin of Winston Churchill, british prime minister. She lived in France and during the war married with wermacht officer, captain Alfred Kraus. He was a secret agent of German secret intelligence. She also had a palace in England known as Donnington Hall, where Winston Churchill before became British PM was often her guest.

During the war princess became a member of French resistance and was often helping to save crews of allied air forces who were shot down in France. But in the same time her husband was copying the secret messages of resistance that she was helping to transfer. Many of secret messsages didnt even ever get to England because were earlier stopped by captain Kraus or were replaced by the fake messages producted by Abwehr. When Hitler resolved abwehr Kraus became the agent of SS which took over all the former agents of Abwehr, under the command of SS Brigadefuhrer Walter Schellenberg. Schellenberg belived that the only chance for Germany to survive the war is to end the war in the west and that western allies may sign peacetreaty with Germany if Hitler will bew removed and maybe he.... will become the chancellor of Germany. In 1944, after liberation of Paris, Kraus went to England wearing British uniform. Imidatelly after landing in England he was recived personally by Churchill. It seems that Kraus presented to Churchill Schellenberg's offer of peacetreaty what would allowe them to transfer all the forces from western europe to eastern front. The details of those negotiations are being kept in secret even today. One can ask, why would Churchill want to make peace with Germany. Well, the result of the war was sure, it was the game for postwar Europe. Soviet forces were getting close to Germany, Soviet Union had biggest army on earth with the state prepared for enormous war effort. The conquest of Germany by Soviet Union would mean that this army would be a 1000 km closer to the west than before the war. Churchill did never want to launch invasion in Normandy, instead of it a year earlier proposed invasion in blakans which would cut the road of the Red Army to west but Roosevelt, souerounded by pro soviet advisors didnt agree for it. And later when allied armies crossed Rhine river Roosevelt ordered even to slow their march toward Berlin. In such situation German offer might have been interesting for Churchill. Great Britain and USA would spare the life of thousands of soldiers and millions of dollars. Soviet forces maybe would have been hold or even driven back for few houndrieds kilometres. It was obvious that German Wermacht strenghtened by tens of divisions moved from western front to the east would give much bigger resistance to Red Army or at least slow its advance or make it cost much more blood. Germany, without Hitler would remain in western sphere of influence. What did Churchill answer to Kraus? The case became public when member of British parliament Edgar Granville demanded explanations about the presence in England of German officer who is wearing british uniform. Where from did he know about it? Was he informed about Kraus by Soviet intelligence? British minister of defence has has answered in the parliament that this German has been "stopped" (not arrested). What did he mean? Just after the war Kraus was finally arrested but was kept in the secret prison of British intelligence services in Ham Common. Next he dissapeared and years after the war it came out that he lives in Austria. What did he did for the British? If I remember well, the archives concerning Kraus and his staying in England will be not opened before year 2050 - if ever.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commander of German military inteligence service "ABWEHR" - Wilhelm Canaris was looking for british cooperation in removing Hitler from power even before the 2WW and during the war for any western help. He planned to kill or arrest Hitler and to sign peace treaty with the West. He did even conduct secret negotiations with Polish military intelligence (probably during WW2 the best world's secret intelligence service which had agents everywhere, from USA to Moscow) in which he promissed that after removing Hitler, if Polish army in the west will join German Army together with Polish underground army against  the Soviets, Poland will be restored with prewar borders. Canaris was probably meeting many times during the war with polish secret agent Klementyna Mankowska, where he acted as captain von Bonin, also officers of Abwehr with the permission of Canaris made a secret deal with Polish agent in France captain Roman Czerniawski who later played major role in the succes of D-Day. However not much is sure about all those secret operations because when in 1945 British authorites demanded from Polish goverment in the west the archives of Polish secret intelligence, the most important of them including the lists of secret agents were destroyed by the order of colonel Gano - the chief of polish intelligence department. Some archives were not destroyed nor given to British but hidden and discovered few years ago. They are today deposited in the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London.