The CODOH Revisionist Forum

I don't think an outright conquest of Britain and America was ever realistic. ... As far as war crimes trials, it's hard to say if the Germans would have bothered with this. I wasn't exactly aiming for strict realism here, but many people can easily imagine the Axis Powers doing something like this ...

The Philadelphia Trials It was over. America lost the Second World War. The sun struck twice at New York and Chicago. It was a horrifying sight, as Me 264s crossed into American airspace to drop bombs of terrifying capacity. Capable of leveling entire city blocks. Vice President Truman was under ...

This is Hoggan we're talking about though, he's not writing with an anti-German bias. He wrote "The Forced War" to show that that Germany was forced into the war. I'm sure that there's more information about the event to be uncovered.

You'll have to source every single statement there. https://web.archive.org/web/20160303234558/http://portalwiedzy.onet.pl/4869,2196,1440100,1,czasopisma.html David Hoggan also mentions these events. Hitler's Order for Operations in Poland on August 26th Hitler believed that he had no moment to ...

This presents a challenge to the revisionist interpretation of the causes of the Second World War. The initial plan for the German campaign in Poland was to launch an invasion on the 26th of August, with the plan only being cancelled at the last minute upon the notice that Britain would declare war ...