With regards to number 2 there is a thread on the Hacha-Hitler meeting so this should be able to answer your question -
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John Wear the author of Germany's War has commented about the Nuremberg Tribunal several times. Here are some of his statements - https://wearswar.wordpress.com/2017/08/14/nuremberg-farce-quote-of-the-week-0814/ https://wearswar.wordpress.com/2017/08/24/nuremberg-farce-quote-of-the-week-0824/ https:...

John Wear is the author of Germany's War. He has written an article which confirms the findings of Yuri Teplyakov whose work I linked to in the original post in this thread. Hitler's offer of a reciprocal agreement to improve the conditions for Soviet pows if Stalin would do the same for German pows...

I'm aware that this is a specialist website and that I don't share comparable knowledge with you. I go on lots of forums on a wide variety of subjects and I find that I can be derided because I don't know what's seen as the basics of the subject. Even so I carry on if I'm interested. That's how I l...

I notice that the Wiesenthal Center OK'ed Arnold's father, 'green lighted him,' as "not a Nazi war criminal" after Arnold had donated big money and spoken in favor of the Wiesenthal Center's work. This seems to me a transparent example of the Holocaust-as-extortion. Yes, it certainly is. ...

Pearl Harbor : Roosevelt's 9/11 is an article by James Perloff. At the very end he mentions Don Smith who was a director for the Red Cross and who claimed that FDR informed him before the attack that they would be receiving casualties and to be prepared with medical supplies. Also former Justice Dep...

The father of Schwarzenegger was a member of the national socialist party and also a veteran of the German armed forces in WW2. Is he also in hell suffering the torments of the damned ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Schwarzenegger

Well, for one the Holocaust Controversies crowd posts there. Another is they all give the mainstream view of the "Holocaust." It also looks like no Revisionist posts there. It's like they have their own little echo chamber. I've gone through some of their old posts, it looks like a lot of...

Paul Craig Roberts comments on the trial after reading David Irving's book on the subject. Roberts states that he was shocked to find that US prosecutor Robert Jackson went back on his own principles which he had clearly espoused before the proceedings. http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2017/08/11/tyr...

The quote is still being used on websites such as here - http://whale.to/b/bombing_ger.html (scroll to bottom of page) Regardless of whether this particular quote is genuine or not there is plenty of other evidence available which reveal Churchill's criminal nature - https://crimesofbritain.com/2016...

The head of US armed forces in the Pacific Douglas MacArthur stated that the use of the atomic bombs was not necessary as the Japanese had stated they were already willing to surrender. The head of US armed forces in Europe Dwight Eisenhower also let it be known that it was not necessary to use this...

Tobias Grey from the UK newspaper The Spectator reviews The Bombing War 1939-45 by Richard Overy. He makes his conclusions clear with the name of the article "Hitler Didn't Start Indiscriminate Bombings - Churchill Did" - http://www.spectator.co.uk/2013/10/the-bombing-war-by-richard-overy-...

Why not? Testimonies containing both claims that make sense and others that are nonsensical are the daily bread of criminal investigators, judges and historians. Testimonies that are wholly reliable or wholly unreliable are exceptions rather than the rule. It is precisely because of these types of ...

... The entire British Empire declared war on Germany because of its invasion of Poland. That includes Australia, Canada, Fiji, India, New Zealand, South Africa etc. Then in 1945 Churchill agrees to hand over Poland to Stalin yet the MSM still like to refer to the former British leader as a "g...

It also seems the French, frankly, did not "have their hearts in it" anyway. Were France's war aims, in September 1939 (1) clear, (2) inspiring in any way, to the French military itself (bottom to top)? Marcel Deat came up with the the slogan "Why Die for Danzig?" in a May 1939 ...