He was right about England and France' unwillingness to fight before it was too late.
He was right about how Germany was hurt by the Treaty of Versailles.
He was right about the ability to have people believe "the big lie" with propaganda techniques.
He was right about Stalin planning to attack him, and attacked Stalin first.
He was wrong about a lot of things.
He did not think the U.S. would fight, for example.
He made terrible judgments that likely lost the war for Germany.
His anti-semitism might have lost the war, by itself.
Imagine Jewish Germans enthusiastically supporting the war effort, instead of fleeing or being murdered, at considerable cost in time and effort.
Ok thank-you for answering my question. I wish to put in a splitting hairs comment. Right, many times infers on the side of positive value. Where as the words such as correct or factual are just a form of information. There were times that Hitler was correct in his assessments of the French and their unwillingness to fight. Ok thanks for answering.
Can you imagine Hitler with the bomb in his hands? The only reason he didn’t was because he drove the Jews out of the Reich. Bye-bye London, Paris, Moscow even New York City.
Ironic the way history works.