What if Germany DID NOT Declare war on the US in 1941? The atomic bomb is dropped on Berlin
History Undone
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Hitler's Strategic Miscalculations and War Declaration
This chapter analyzes Adolf Hitler's strategic errors that led to Germany's declaration of war on the United States in December 1941. It covers the critical military decisions on the Eastern Front, the implications of U-boat warfare, and the evolving perception of the conflict from both German and American perspectives. Through historical insights, the chapter challenges the notion of Hitler's decision as madness, emphasizing a more calculated approach to his ambitious goals for German supremacy.
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