Upon hearing about the bombing of Pear Harbor on Sunday, December 7, 1941, Joseph Goebbels wrote:
"On the basis of the Tripartite Pact, we will probably not [be able to avoid] a declaration of war on the United States. But now this isn’t so bad anymore. We are now to a certain extent protected on our flanks. The United States will probably no longer make aircraft, weapons, and transport available to England so carelessly, as it can be assumed that they will need these for their own war against Japan."
He was dead wrong. Our industry was strong. It isn't now. We need to bring all that shit back home.
"On the basis of the Tripartite Pact, we will probably not [be able to avoid] a declaration of war on the United States. But now this isn’t so bad anymore. We are now to a certain extent protected on our flanks. The United States will probably no longer make aircraft, weapons, and transport available to England so carelessly, as it can be assumed that they will need these for their own war against Japan."
He was dead wrong. Our industry was strong. It isn't now. We need to bring all that shit back home.
Upon hearing about the bombing of Pear Harbor on Sunday, December 7, 1941, Joseph Goebbels wrote:
"On the basis of the Tripartite Pact, we will probably not [be able to avoid] a declaration of war on the United States. But now this isn’t so bad anymore. We are now to a certain extent protected on our flanks. The United States will probably no longer make aircraft, weapons, and transport available to England so carelessly, as it can be assumed that they will need these for their own war against Japan."
He was dead wrong. Our industry was strong. It isn't now. We need to bring all that shit back home.
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