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hyokkim · 5/29/2025, 12:59:48 AM · permalink

''And now you've circled round to my point. Germany lost the 1st world war because of America's meddling, ....''  
  
Not necessarily meddling, but suboptimal meddling, both for U.S. and Germsny.  
  
''...and then Germany lost AGAIN because of.......YEP, you guessed it! America's meddling.''  
  
No, on this one; Germany had followed suboptimal grand strategy; had she followed more optimal grand strategy, she would have won, despite U.S. 'meddling'.  
  
https://www.amazon.com/Hitlers-Panzers-East-World-Reinterpreted/dp/0806125810  
  
  
''America is NOT part of Europe and shares no, OR SHOULD not share an identity. In the grand scheme of things Europe has always been the annoying step brother of America constantly getting in trouble, and begging little bro America for help still til this day. America didn't give away Palestine, it was the UK.''  
  
Germany under different, superior leadership could/would have provided alternative, better alternative.  
  
''“ Fatherland !”

It is a word that is very commonly used and is called without thinking.

However, just like these two letters called ‘homeland’, all of humanity,

I believe there will never be another that has had such a powerful effect and great influence on each nation.

No, I believe so.

What I believe is my correct opinion and is a product of my experience.''  
  
''There are several clues that indicate that Lee Beom-seok was a supporter of fascism. It is known that the Chosun National Youth League, which he founded, modeled after the Hitler Jugend, and that it had fascistic elements in the slogan of 'nation supremacy, state supremacy' and nationalism that emphasized lineage. There is also a testimony that right after liberation, he said, 'What is democracy, but it must be a political system like the Nazis'. Bruce Cummings pointed out that Lee's nationalism was as racist as Hitler's. In that respect, he is sometimes considered to have the character of Nazism rather than fascism.''  
  
''He was impressed by the Nazis ' economic reconstruction and named Myeong, a Korean student studying in Germany.\[15\] Due to its influence, a favorable perception of Nazism was developed, and France and Italy.''  
  
''On August 18, 1945, he attempted to return to Korea as an advisor to the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Military China Theater , but upon arriving at Gyeongseong New Airfield, his entry was blocked by the Japanese military and he had no choice but to return to Shanghai. The following year, in June 1946, he finally returned to Korea as an individual, and in October of that year, with the support of the U.S. military government , he founded the Joseon National Youth Group, a youth organization that advocated "national supremacy and national supremacy," with comrades in the Korean Liberation Army, and took office as its leader. .\[17\] His actions led his opponents to criticize him as a Joseon militarist and even as a ' Hitler follower', and Jokcheong is said to have earned the nickname 'Lee Beom-seok Yukent'. It is said that he was actually saddened when he heard that Hitler had died and Nazi Germany had collapsed.\[18\] In the early 1940s, at the end of Japanese colonial rule, there were a small number of independence activists who participated in nationalist movements and studied Nazism.''  
  
''Lee Beom-seok is one of the few people who studied the Nazis in Korea, and Bruce Cummings pointed out Lee Beom-seok and Ahn Ho- sang as people who studied the Nazis in Korea, and Chunwon Lee Gwang- soo is also said to have studied Hitler. The first Minister of Education, Ahn Ho- sang, was influenced by Nazism and advocated the principle of 'everyone uniting under a strong leader'. Like Beom -seok Lee, he was saddened to hear the news of the Nazis' defeat and disbanded the voluntary student council and created a student defense group, turning the school into a military-style system. It was organized as a group and continued to win under the Park Chung-hee regime , creating the ‘ National Education Charter ’.''  
  
https://en.namu.wiki/w/%EC%9D%B4%EB%B2%94%EC%84%9D

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