Hitler’s Scorched-Earth Directive And National Redoubt Finally Came To An End, Will President Trump’s?

Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling In March of 1945, with the Americans and other Allied forces across the Rhine and a well-equipped Russian army marching from the east, Adolf Hitler’s vengeance turned from the advancing enemy to his own people. They had sustained him through the greatest victories in German history. Now in the winter of defeat, he thought them no longer worthy of his greatness. “If the German people were to be defeated in the struggle,” said Hitler, “it must have been too weak: it had failed to prove its mettle before history and was destined only to destruction.” (1) As the literal symbolic head of a sick and pathological country, Hitler wanted to impose his...