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...and it took the whole jewish controlled world to stop them.
Well, invading Russia in winter was a stupid idea, so there's that too.
The invasion had to be delayed weeks because the wehrmacht had to help Mussolini and his weak willed troops.
It was a necessary gamble hitler nearly won and likely lost because of the delayed invasion.
Hitler's greatest mistake was probably honoring his relationship with japan after pearl harbor and declaring war on the US, this is all too easy to say after the fact though.
The russian winter meme is real though, Hitler's generals should jave been more forceful about timing.
He wasn't perfect, and you could argue that his hand was forced, too. We all make mistakes.
Also, when I replied to your comment, I thought i was replying to someone else, so I apologize if i cause any confusion.
Poland non agression pact. A very jew based pact where Poland could attack Germany, but Germany was forbidden from retaliating. That explains right there why Germany went to war with Poland, not because Hitler woke up and decided Poland looked at him funny. Up until the end of the war there were Germans living in Poland and Polish living in Germany, due to the completely messed up redrawn country lines
We all make mistakes.
Dismissing Operation Barbarosa as a mistake doesn't do justice to the level of mistake it was. It was a colossal error that probably cost them the war. I know hindsight is 20/20 (as they say) but if he'd have waiting until his hold on Europe and Africa was solidified he'd have had a better chance of success. His own generals were telling him the same.
I was taught to repeat that phrase in the ninth grade also.
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