| British army on 20:15 - Feb 2 with 1526 views | 1462jack |
Well done I will leave it at that |  | |  |
| British army on 21:00 - Feb 2 with 1500 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 20:15 - Feb 2 by 1462jack |
Well done I will leave it at that |
You have no choice but to |  | | |
| British army on 21:07 - Feb 2 with 1496 views | Mixed_Kebab_No_Salad |
| British army on 20:15 - Feb 2 by 1462jack |
Well done I will leave it at that |
The “whole pic” isn’t one author’s perception. Neither does his experience of it paint the full picture as mine doesn’t.. But I am right to point out that your broad brushing of it all is as irrelevant as your experience of conflict and even war for that matter.
You can google a book that suits any agenda |  | | |
| British army on 21:37 - Feb 2 with 1486 views | 1462jack |
You have a book that suits your agenda, I have experience , I’m no expert on this topic and don’t profess to be one , your “facts are wrong in my own real experience, however you a faceless internet warrior believe because you read a book you are right , fair play | | | |
| British army on 21:41 - Feb 2 with 1481 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 21:07 - Feb 2 by Mixed_Kebab_No_Salad |
The “whole pic” isn’t one author’s perception. Neither does his experience of it paint the full picture as mine doesn’t.. But I am right to point out that your broad brushing of it all is as irrelevant as your experience of conflict and even war for that matter.
You can google a book that suits any agenda |
It's an academic look at the conflicts. It's history now, and we can look back with hindsight at them.
You don't have to be there to know about it. How many historians actually served in the conflicts they study?
It's very informative and can be found in Neath library | | | |
| British army on 18:38 - Feb 3 with 1421 views | SullutaCreturned |
| British army on 18:38 - Feb 1 by controversial_jack |
Which is quite meangless. Russia alone has 500k troops in and around the Ukraine. |
And they are getting their behinds kicked. Try again...I know you will. | | | |
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| British army on 07:50 - Feb 4 with 1383 views | Boundy |
Have you has the chance yet to read up on how WW1 started ? | |
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| British army on 10:56 - Feb 4 with 1347 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 07:50 - Feb 4 by Boundy |
Have you has the chance yet to read up on how WW1 started ? |
I learned about that when i did A level History. I think everyone knows except you. | | | |
| British army on 19:44 - Feb 4 with 1336 views | Boundy |
| British army on 10:56 - Feb 4 by controversial_jack |
I learned about that when i did A level History. I think everyone knows except you. |
You failed the course then ? no shame in that , was it because either you couldn't understand what was being taught or you missed lessons ?
Try again | |
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| British army on 10:01 - Feb 5 with 1312 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 19:44 - Feb 4 by Boundy |
You failed the course then ? no shame in that , was it because either you couldn't understand what was being taught or you missed lessons ?
Try again |
Glad you weren't in the same class as you would have been ridiculed, and quite rightly so! | | | |
| British army on 10:09 - Feb 5 with 1307 views | felixstowe_jack |
| British army on 10:01 - Feb 5 by controversial_jack |
Glad you weren't in the same class as you would have been ridiculed, and quite rightly so! |
WW3 started with the Russian invasion of Ukraine
WW2 started with the German invasion of Poland followed by the Russian invasion of the other half of Poland a week later.
Stalin helping his Nazi allies in Germany. | |
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| British army on 10:29 - Feb 5 with 1299 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 10:09 - Feb 5 by felixstowe_jack |
WW3 started with the Russian invasion of Ukraine
WW2 started with the German invasion of Poland followed by the Russian invasion of the other half of Poland a week later.
Stalin helping his Nazi allies in Germany. |
There's actually debate about when ww2 started. Was in when China invaded Manchuria, or the Italians in Abyssinia?
WW2 in Europe ended when the red army took Berlin. In Asia when the US bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, although the Japs had already surrendered South East Asia to the British | | | |
| British army on 12:15 - Feb 5 with 1281 views | Boundy |
| British army on 10:01 - Feb 5 by controversial_jack |
Glad you weren't in the same class as you would have been ridiculed, and quite rightly so! |
Keeping banging the drum son , you're noisy but strangely amusing at the same time .
I use you as a prime example of how someone blatantly uneducated such as yourself can still contribute to society even if only as enacting the role of the village idiot . | |
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| British army on 14:13 - Feb 5 with 1257 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 12:15 - Feb 5 by Boundy |
Keeping banging the drum son , you're noisy but strangely amusing at the same time .
I use you as a prime example of how someone blatantly uneducated such as yourself can still contribute to society even if only as enacting the role of the village idiot . |
Son, I could wade through your deepest thoughts without getting my feet wet. | | | |
| British army on 14:42 - Feb 5 with 1250 views | Boundy |
| British army on 14:13 - Feb 5 by controversial_jack |
Son, I could wade through your deepest thoughts without getting my feet wet. |
Ok pet have a nice life | |
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| British army on 21:05 - Feb 7 with 1132 views | SullutaCreturned |
What has that got to do with the Russians getting their behinds kicked?
You don't have to educate me about the idiocy of the Uk ruling classes, exceptionalism is not a modern thing, the UK/GB/England has been exuding it for centuries.
It's part of why Dads Army was so funny. The attitudes of Mainwaring and other officers were quite accurate..we'll win because we're English. What a joke.
PS, did the Chinese and Italian invasions trigger many other countries joining in those conflicts or any other coflicts? Nope. Did those conflicts spread across dozens of other countries...nope.
Actually, in geopolitical matters there are so many things we don't know that many theories could be true. Tony Blair got away with sexing up a dossier but we'll never know his true reasons for doing so. I'd guess money though, | | | |
| British army on 22:22 - Feb 7 with 1107 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 21:05 - Feb 7 by SullutaCreturned |
What has that got to do with the Russians getting their behinds kicked?
You don't have to educate me about the idiocy of the Uk ruling classes, exceptionalism is not a modern thing, the UK/GB/England has been exuding it for centuries.
It's part of why Dads Army was so funny. The attitudes of Mainwaring and other officers were quite accurate..we'll win because we're English. What a joke.
PS, did the Chinese and Italian invasions trigger many other countries joining in those conflicts or any other coflicts? Nope. Did those conflicts spread across dozens of other countries...nope.
Actually, in geopolitical matters there are so many things we don't know that many theories could be true. Tony Blair got away with sexing up a dossier but we'll never know his true reasons for doing so. I'd guess money though, |
Yes they did. Japanese expansionism in Manchuris, forced the US to put an oil embargo onto Japan, who then had to increase it's influence in the east in search of oil.
The success of Italy put other countries on edge.
I forgot to mention the Spanish civil war which was Hitlers testing ground for his Luftwafe | | | |
| British army on 17:45 - Feb 8 with 1070 views | SullutaCreturned |
| British army on 22:22 - Feb 7 by controversial_jack |
Yes they did. Japanese expansionism in Manchuris, forced the US to put an oil embargo onto Japan, who then had to increase it's influence in the east in search of oil.
The success of Italy put other countries on edge.
I forgot to mention the Spanish civil war which was Hitlers testing ground for his Luftwafe |
China or Japan...get your ducks straight mun?
Italy...Mussolini...right then, Hoare-Laval and Stresa. The only effect all this may have had was Hitler noticing the lack of action against aggression but it wasn' the start of WW2. It didn' put anybody else on edge, Hoare-Laval was proof that Gb and France cared more about their own issues, in factit was the start of the collapse of the League of Nations as small countries realised Gb and France couldn't be relied upon for help against aggresssions.
The Mukden incident, it was 1931 so although it may have been a big incident on the path to WW2, it didn't start it.
The Condor legion, yes the Nazi's honed their craft in the Spanish civil war but Hitler was already planning his stuff by then. He had already started "reclaiming" land lost in the Treaty of Versailles; Rhineland in 1936, Sudetenland in 1938 so the path to war was there, in 1936. The Spanish civil war gave handy "practice" for th Luftwaffe. It wasn't a testing ground though, Hitler had started the Luftwaffe in secret in 1933 and in 1935, when GB expanded our RAF, Hitler went public, by 1936 he had many trained pilots in modern aircraft. | | | |
| British army on 22:05 - Feb 8 with 1037 views | controversial_jack |
| British army on 17:45 - Feb 8 by SullutaCreturned |
China or Japan...get your ducks straight mun?
Italy...Mussolini...right then, Hoare-Laval and Stresa. The only effect all this may have had was Hitler noticing the lack of action against aggression but it wasn' the start of WW2. It didn' put anybody else on edge, Hoare-Laval was proof that Gb and France cared more about their own issues, in factit was the start of the collapse of the League of Nations as small countries realised Gb and France couldn't be relied upon for help against aggresssions.
The Mukden incident, it was 1931 so although it may have been a big incident on the path to WW2, it didn't start it.
The Condor legion, yes the Nazi's honed their craft in the Spanish civil war but Hitler was already planning his stuff by then. He had already started "reclaiming" land lost in the Treaty of Versailles; Rhineland in 1936, Sudetenland in 1938 so the path to war was there, in 1936. The Spanish civil war gave handy "practice" for th Luftwaffe. It wasn't a testing ground though, Hitler had started the Luftwaffe in secret in 1933 and in 1935, when GB expanded our RAF, Hitler went public, by 1936 he had many trained pilots in modern aircraft. |
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