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Did you know ...

... that just 3 days before the start of the history-altering genocidal tragedy that was World War II, Adolf Hitler pleaded for peace with Britain and France. His sincere overtures were ignored as the Allies, under the phony pretext of "protecting" their aggressive and militaristic Polish ally, declared war first!

The headlines of the Hitler-hating newspapers of Britain and America confirmed that it was the Allies who declared "a long war" on Germany while Hitler continued to plead for peace and calm. Note the sub-headline in Image # 3: "Blunt Reply to Goering's Peace 'Try On'" -- a reference to Britian's refusal to even talk with the Germans (Hermann Goering was the #2 man in Germany)

Below is the abridged text of the thoughtful and logical letter which Hitler wrote to French President Edouard Daladier -- just days before the outbreak of the war with British-French Poland -- a letter which The New York Times published on its front page, and cannot now deny.

You won't see this letter on the History Channel or in a Ken Burns PBS crockumentary! 

1939: "BERLIN THINKS DOOR IS LEFT OPEN TO PEACEFUL SOLUTION"

August 28, 1939

Hitler Note and Paris Communique

The text of Chancellor Hitler's letter to Premiere Daladier of France:

Chancellor's Letter 

Commentary and images added 

pdf of original article 8/28/1939

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