Generally speaking, Hitler really admired the English people, and didn't really want to seek conflict with them, he was more indifferent to the French however. Germany was also punished severely by France in the treaty of versaille so there was a lot of animosity there. Churchill was deeply in debt during the inter-war years, and a shadowy group called the "Focus" group made up of rich Jewish bankers turned up and coerced Churchill to escalate the war with Germany and helped to 'alleviate' his debt problems, and in the end Churchill profited greatly from the war. I'm sure the videos does a better job explaining it than me however.
I also understand treating allies of one's opposition as combatants, it is very important for the Blitzkrieg style of combat as well.
America wasn't in it until we were pushed to be in it, so we weren't really any threat at first either. We were raking in the cash from remaining outside the conflict until we were dragged in.
Even today, Europe doesn't understand that it was ultimately our intervention that is the reason why they are where they are today.
Because history was written by the victors, I think you'll find these video an interesting watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OktduIBK_as
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz20kkHcsyg
Generally speaking, Hitler really admired the English people, and didn't really want to seek conflict with them, he was more indifferent to the French however. Germany was also punished severely by France in the treaty of versaille so there was a lot of animosity there. Churchill was deeply in debt during the inter-war years, and a shadowy group called the "Focus" group made up of rich Jewish bankers turned up and coerced Churchill to escalate the war with Germany and helped to 'alleviate' his debt problems, and in the end Churchill profited greatly from the war. I'm sure the videos does a better job explaining it than me however.
I also understand treating allies of one's opposition as combatants, it is very important for the Blitzkrieg style of combat as well.
America wasn't in it until we were pushed to be in it, so we weren't really any threat at first either. We were raking in the cash from remaining outside the conflict until we were dragged in.
Even today, Europe doesn't understand that it was ultimately our intervention that is the reason why they are where they are today.