Tragically Mark Weber is so misinformed that he participated in a public forum where he expressed disappointment that Germany and the Axis powers didn't win World War II. [From two informed talks on plans for the postwar era by leaders in Germany and other Axis nations during World War II, and their vision of a prosperous and secure European community]
Adrian Davis, an English attorney and lecturer, and I presented views on how Europe might have developed if the Soviet Union had been vanquished in 1941, and British leaders had made peace with Germany. Munich Agreement. During the war, said Davies, the German leadership stressed stability above ideology, and generally did not try to impose its own social-political system on other nations. A major problem, he went on, was that the national-patriotic character of the various European regimes has fueled rivalries and antagonisms. If the Axis alliance had won, he said, the post war European order would have been more "traditionalist" and less pan-European than many imagine.
In my talk, I cited wartime policies, along with writings and speeches by German political and business leaders, as well as analysis by postwar scholars, to sketch the outlines of the Pax Europa that likely would have developed in the aftermath of the war.
An axis-dominated Europe, I suggested, would have been prosperous, socially progressive, politically stable and technologically advanced, with an extensive, continent-wide transportation and communications network, conscientious environmental policies, and a comprehensive healthcare system. At the same time, the continent would have remained ethnically and culturally European. Large scale immigration of non-Europeans would have been unthinkable. [From the IHR meeting on July 31, 2010]
[5] Mark Weber says there were only six camps that gassed Jews in what is now Poland: Auschwitz, Majdanek, Treblinka, Sobibor, Chelmno and Belzec..
IHR questions the testimony of the 20,000 Jewish survivors [and wants the US to abandon the support for Israel] because the testimonies contained some contradictions, errors and ambiguities. But would anyone question Earl G. Harrison, the dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law School who was sent by Truman to investigate the concentration (Displaced Persons) camps after the war?
[6] [From click here Who was responsible for the Armenian [Jewish] Genocide?
Does the following sound familiar?
The decision to carry out a genocide against the Armenian [Jewish] people was made by the political party in power in the Ottoman Empire [Weimar Republic of Germany]. This was the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) [National Socialists Party], popularly known as the Young Turks [Nazis]. Three figures from the CUP [Nazi] controlled the government; Mehmet Talaat, Minister of the Interior in 1915 [Adolph Hitler, Chancellor of Germany in 1933] and Grand Vizier (Prime Minister) in 1917 [Heinrich Himmler]; Ismail Enver, Minister of War; Ahmed Jemal, Minister of the Marine and Military Governor of Syria [Rudolf Hess]. This Young Turk [Nazi] triumvirate relied on other members of the CUP [National Socialists Party] appointed to high government posts and assigned to military commands to carry out the Armenian [Jewish] Genocide.
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