WWII propaganda cartoon

will some one send me a message on who made this film?

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[fullfist]

@CoolAdi619 actually these cartoons are filled with half-truths and purposeful omission of facts.

they are exactly what the name implies; propaganda..

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real history is not one sided

[gregsmithers]

@nick0051 This is from "Victory Through Air Power", a 1943 WWII propaganda film made by Walt Disney. I encourage you to read the background about this in Wikipedia. Fascinating!

[chilenokpo011]

los unicos grandes de la guerra fueron los alemanes y los rusos !!!! si los rusos hubiesen perdido la batalla de stalingrado..... ahora todos nosotros estariamos hablando en aleman

[TheSolitaryTraveller]

Funny how the line only worked if the enemy came from only one direction, thou the french still made it a bitch to destroy.

[jjammer17]

@MeRedZack yeah you are right I was just trying to make a point about how politics and military are a bad mix but yes everything you said contributed to the Nazi defeat, or rather destruction.

[RAlNB0WCRASH]

this video is a bunch of hooy.....

[ubuntungbelele]

Eight guns to one? The Bf 109 had two machine guns plus two .20 cannons. What the shit is this?

[89murph]

>France

>Great Army

[DSDunlap72]

(continued) Germany's major failing in World War Two was that they tried to fight it as a series of campaigns meant to knock out various opposing nations in relatively brief, violent campaigns. Beyond a vague idea of ruling Europe (and maybe the rest of the world), Germany never developed a grand strategy meant for prolonged, sustained warfare over many years with a concerted goal of bringing the war to an end by the complete annihilation of not only the enemy's ability, but also will, to fight.

[DSDunlap72]

Actually, the Dunkirk evacuation succeeded because Hitler let Goring have the honor of "destroying" the B.E.F. The Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, and the people of the United Kingdom came and pulled more than 385,000 (mostly) British, French, Canadian, Dutch, and Belgian troops out. Also, the Luftwaffe, as the cartoon says, was not built for sustained aerial warfare, but to support ground troops.

Germany's major failing in WWII was not on the tactical level. (more)

[MeRedZack]

@jjammer17

Eh, no? The war began cause Hitler and his NSDAP had control over the army, they swore to follow him wherever he sends him. And Nazi Germany lost cause it had to many frontlines. Oil and war supplies became scarce and the Nazis lost the control over the sky. While cities were bombed in germany, the Allied invaded in the Normandy and the german main force frozen to death in the east.

[jjammer17]

Germany lost because it mixed politics with military never a good plan. When political pressure is put on a general it causes bad things to happen for example when FDR forced Ike to give oil supplies to Monty instead of Patton for Market Garden. Horrible failure of course one of the many examples of Politics mixing with military.