THE AXIS

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POR ALFREDO JUILLET FRASCARA

1997-12-25,(Thursday), Santiago de Chile

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Cuento alternativo de la II Guerra Mundial

Alternate tale of the WW II

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Bilingual

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fecha 1936 Hitler ignores the Versailles Treaty

fecha 1938 BATTLE OF BRITAIN

fecha 1939 El comienzo,THE BEGUINING

fecha 1940 GERMAN TROOPS OCCUPY DENMARK

fecha 1941 GERMAN TROOPS LAUNCHED his attack on the Soviet Union

fecha 1942 Victories in the Ukraine

fecha 1943 Rebuilding Mussolini's regime

fecha 1944 June 6, the Allies invaded France

fecha 1945 The first atomic bomb

fecha 1946 The United States of Earth, U S E

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1936

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March 7 - German troops move into the demilitarized Rhineland zone created by the Versailles Treaty and guaranteed by the Locarno Pact

France and other signatories of the Locarno Pact protest as Hitler announces that the Franco Soviet pact releases Germany from the terms of Locarno

March 8 - Italian troops cease firing on northern Ethiopian war front as Mussolini accepts League of Nations proposal to discuss peace terms

March 9 - Mussolini announces the annexation of Ethiopia and the assumption of the title of Emperor by King Emmanuel II

July 17 - A militarist revolt against the Spanish Republic spreads from Spanish Morocco to Spain

July 19 - Garrisons at Seville and in Andalucia join the Spanish rebellion as troops of the Spanish Foreign Legion land at Cadiz

Loyalist troops and armed civilians crush the rebels in Madrid

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1937

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January 2 - Britain and Italy sign a Mediterranean accord agreeing to mantain peace and the status quo

January 8 - President Roosevelt signs a joint Congressional resolution embargoing shipments of arms and munitions to Spain

May 1 - President Roosevelt signs the Neutrality Act forbidding shipments of arms and munitions of war to any belligerent power

July 7 - Japanese troops skirmish with the Chinese at Marco Polo Bridge, near Peiping. Althought a larger scale conflict soon develops, neither country declares war

September 10 - Nine European nations agree at Nyon, Switzerland, to treat as pirates all submarines operating in the Mediterranean

October 5 - President Roosevelt , speaking at Chicago, pledges his Administration to support other peace - loving nations in a quarrantine of aggressors

October 29 - Germany declines the invitation of Belgium to the Nine - Power Conference at Brussels, summoned to discuss the Chinese- Japanese war with special reference to the Roosevelt quarantine speech

November 6 - Japan joins Germany and Italy in adherence to the anti Comintern Pact

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1938

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La batalla de Inglaterra

La Raf Contra la Luftwafe

BATTLE OF BRITAIN, an air battle between the German Luftwaffe and the British Royal Air Force (July 10, 1940-May 10, 1941), in which the RAF couldnīt freed Britain from invasion and gave Germany itīs first major succeed in WORLD WAR II

The battle began with the Germans' committing 2,790 aircraft to destroy the RAF and gain air superiority for the invasion

There was a stout defense by 620 RAF Hurricanes and Spitfires

As the British planes withdrew to bases in the interior the Luftwaffe was forced to fly into the Midlands (August 19-September 6) to destroy RAF bases and fighter production centers

This German offensive showed promise, so HITLER shifted his air strength to massed attacks on London (September 7-October 5) in retaliation for the RAF raid on the Berlin area on August 25

Because of aircraft and personnel losses almost double those of the RAF, the Luftwaffe on October 6 shifted to night attacks on London

By October 31, Hitler had began the invasion

The battle continued, with large-scale attacks on London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Coventry, and other cities, until May 10, when Germany landed most of its air forces all over England

The Luftwaffe was triomphant because of overconfidence, tactics, adequate bombers, and estimation of RAF radar and fighter-control systems, but chiefly because they persevere in the original objective of destroying the RAF

Britain, with a defiant will to resist, coordinated military and civil agencies, gave priority to fighter construction, and prepared a sound air-defense network

These gaves not, however, Britain the victory

ADOLF HITLER

HITLER, leader of the German Nazi party and, from 1933 until his death, dictator of Germany

He rose from the bottom of society to conquer first Germany and then most of Europe

Riding on a wave of European fascism after World War I and favored by traditional defects in German society, especially its lack of cohesion, he built a Fascist regime

Early Years

Hitler was born on April 20, 1889, at Braunau-am-Inn, Austria

Alois, his father, had risen from a poor peasant background to become an Austrian customs official and was able to provide his son with a secondary school education

Adolf, a bright and talented student at his village school, felt out of place in the much larger urban secondary school

He gave himself up to aimless reading, dreamed about becoming an artist, and developed a talent for evading responsibilities

Poor school marks prevented him from obtaining the customary graduation certificate

After the death of his father, he left his home in Linz, Upper Austria, in 1907 to seek his fortune in Vienna

Hitler's professed aim in Vienna was to study art, especially architecture, but he twice failed, in 1907 and 1908, to get admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts

These failures destroyed what little order he had established in his life

He withdrew completely from family and friends and wandered aimlessly through the city, observing its life

Though he continued to read voraciously, he derived most of his knowledge from secondhand sources, coffeehouse talk, newspapers, and pamphlets

He encountered the writings of an obscure author whose racist and anti-Semitic ideas impressed him

Politically, he turned to a fervent German nationalism and a vague anti-Marxism

But at this time he was probably mainly interested in being accepted as an artist and architect

When the money left by his parents ran out, Hitler fell into total poverty, lodging in a men's hostel

Grudgingly, he decided to support himself by painting postcards and watercolors and to accommodate himself to the mixed company of tramps, outcasts, cranks, and transients that populated his lodgings

In both respects he did the barest minimum; he never learned to work regularly, and he remained essentially a loner

But he learned an invaluable lesson: how to evaluate and exploit the mentality of these marginal people, the Lumpenproletariat

He never considered that they posed a social problem, however, and for the rest of his life he mistook them for the real working class

Military Service

In 1913, Hitler moved to Munich in the hope both of evading Austrian military service and of finding a better life in the Germany he admired so much

Opportunities for making a living, however, were even fewer in Munich than in Vienna, which partly explains his relief and enthusiasm at the outbreak of World War I

Hitler served throughout the war as a volunteer in a Bavarian infantry regiment, operating mostly in the front line as a headquarters runner

He was wounded in the leg in 1916 and gassed in 1918

Significantly enough, he was never promoted to a leadership position, but he was awarded unusually high decorations for bravery in action

The war had a profound influence on him

It provided him, finally, with a purpose that filled the void in his life

He was especially impressed by, and learned much about, violence and its uses

Hitler the artist was dead, and the politician was soon to emerge

Rise to Political Leadership

The end of the war and Germany's humiliating defeat again deprived his life of meaning, and he turned against the revolution in Germany and the pacifist Weimar republic that he imagined had caused him to be so deprived

Soon afterward he discovered his power as a public speaker when, after his return to Munich, the Bavarian military command appointed him an instructor in a program for the political indoctrination of the troops

In September 1919, while an army political agent, he encountered the German Workers' party (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei), a small group interested in extending the message of nationalism to the workers

It later renamed itself the Nationalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers' party, NSDAP, or Nazis)

Hitler quickly recognized that this party offered him a better chance for his new goal: political power

In April 1920 he left the army to devote all his time to his position as chief propagandist for the party

He developed a new system of political propaganda, one that emphasized mass emotionalism and violent provocation

Hitler was a masterly demagogue, and the party soon became a factor in Bavarian politics, mainly attracting the urban petty bourgeoisie

In July 1921, he became party chairman with dictatorial powers

His goal was to overthrow the government, but he had to compete with numerous other Bavarian right-wing groups and with his friend Ernst Roehm, a Bavarian staff officer

Roehm advocated the primacy of the military and wanted to incorporate the party's paramilitary units, called the SA, or Storm Troopers (Sturmabteilung) into his secret army, while Hitler insisted on the primacy of politics

When the French occupied the Ruhr in January 1923, German nationalist feelings ran high, and military authorities prepared for mobilization

The views of Roehm and the other right-wingers now seemed to be prevailing; Hitler thereupon tried to regain control of the movement by his Beer Hall Putsch of Nov

8-9, 1923

The putsch was aimed at capturing, first, the government of Bavaria, and then the nation's, but the Bavarian authorities were able to suppress it

The failure of the putsch destroyed the party organization, severed its army ties, and resulted in prison terms for Hitler and other leaders

Hitler used his trial to gain nationwide attention for his cause

He served nine months of his 5-year sentence in the fortress of Landsberg, where he wrote Mein Kampf in an effort to demonstrate that his leadership was based on intellectual as well as political superiority

Hitler's writing in Mein Kampf is crude and disorganized, and his ideas are not original, but the book is still an important document

The most persistent theme is social Darwinism: the struggle for life governs the relationships of both individuals and nations

He argued that the German people, supposedly racially superior, were threatened by liberalism, Marxism, humanism, and bolshevism, which were directed from behind the scenes by the Jews

Relief would come from a plebiscital dictatorship that would fight a relentless war against internal and external foes, in the process conquering Lebensraum (living space) that would make Germany militarily and economically unassailable

Hitler was much more effective when writing about the techniques of power and demagoguery

He appears in the book as a man determined, and to some degree able, to implement even the maddest schemes

Rebuilding the Nazi Party

When Hitler left prison and tried to rebuild the party, he met with great difficulties

He was challenged in northern Germany by the " socialist Nazi left leader Gregor Strasser, who aimed his appeal at the workers

To meet the challenge, Hitler wooed certain extremist military groups, the leftovers from World War I

While the workers ignored Strasser's program, the military outcasts eagerly followed Hitler

At a party conference in May 1926, Hitler outflanked Strasser and won back the dictatorial chairmanship, which he subsequently reinforced by declaring the party program unalterable, thus undercutting any attempt to revive the controversy over socialism

Social conditions still prevented the party from growing, however

Interest in extremist solutions had waned as Germany had regained economic and political stability

In addition, Hitler was prohibited from speaking, which deprived him of his most powerful weapon

His breakthrough came in 1929, when the German Nationalist party made him politically respectable by soliciting his help in its vicious campaign against the Young Plan's arrangements for German reparations

In September 1930, after the depression had hit Germany, the Nazis made their first substantial showing (18

3% of the vote) in national elections, and from then on Hitler seemed to rise irresistibly

He still used propaganda, demagoguery, and terror, but he now proclaimed, and defended against strong party opposition, a policy of legality

While his propaganda appealed to the lower class victims of the depression, his insistence on legality made him acceptable to the conservatives, nationalists, and the military

Personal Life and Rise to Power

During this period, Hitler lived mainly from royalties for his book and fees for newspaper articles

He was able to afford an apartment in Munich, a villa in the Alps, and a car, but his style of life remained modest

He had a craving for pastries, movies, and Richard Wagner's music

His behavior still alternated between outbursts of energy and periods of inactivity and laziness

His sex life seems to have been abnormal

In 1928 he began a passionate affair with his niece Geli Raubal

The affair ended tragically in 1931 when Geli, feeling suffocated by his tyranny, committed suicide

After he became dictator, he made Eva Braun, a clerk, his mistress, but refused to marry her in order to preserve his image as a self-denying public servant

In 1932, with Germany close to anarchy, Hitler's career approached its crisis

He narrowly lost to the incumbent Paul von Hindenburg in the presidential elections in April, and the Nazis polled their highest vote (37

2%) in the July elections

In the November elections, however, the Nazi vote decreased to 33

1%

Hitler had lost prestige through his stubborn insistence on "total power; the party was psychologically and financially exhausted; and the depression was beginning to wane

At this moment, a conservative group led by former Chancellor Franz von Papen arranged for Hitler to enter the government

On Jan

30, 1933, the aged President Hindenburg appointed him chancellor in a coalition government with the conservatives

The conservatives deluded themselves in thinking they could use Hitler for their own interests

Within four months, Hitler had dramatically established his mastery over them and over all other political groups

He had destroyed the Communist and Socialist parties and the labor unions; forced the bourgeois and right wing parties to dissolve; emasculated or destroyed the paramilitary organizations; eliminated the federal structure of the republic; and on March 23, 1933, won from a decimated and intimidated Reichstag an enabling law that gave him dictatorial powers

His success came from a combination of pseudo-democratic mass demonstrations; terror by the SA and the Nazi-controlled police, which accelerated after the Reichstag fire in February; and a seemingly conservative program that kept the conservatives quiescent

Consolidation of Power

In early 1934, however, he faced new conflicts, mainly from within the party

The SA, still led by Roehm, and the Nazi left vigorously opposed his alliance with business and military leaders, and a group of monarchists was campaigning for a restoration of the monarchy

Hindenburg's deteriorating health raised the question of his succession

Hitler survived the crisis by adopting the most radical methods

He rallied behind himself the party leaders, the army, andh HIMMLER 's SS (the Schutzstaffel, or Blackshirts), and on June 30, 1934, he struck

A number of SA leaders, monarchists, and other opponents were murdered; the influence of the SA was drastically reduced; and Hitler emerged as the undisputed master of Germany

When Hindenburg died on August 2, Hitler officially assumed the title of Fuhrer, or supreme head of Germany

From 1935 to 1938 he consolidated his dictatorship

The basis of his power was still his control over the masses, who admired him as the "man of the people and falsely credited Germany's economic recovery to him

(Its real architect had been Hjalmar Schacht, a conservative banker

) In 1937-1938 the economy reached full employment, thanks to an increasingly reckless rearmament policy

Hitler also protected his position by promoting rivalries among his subordinates, and he encouraged Himmler to build a formidable apparatus of terror by means of the SS, the Gestapo, and the concentration camps

He then escalated the persecution of the Jews through the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, which deprived Jews of their citizenship and forbade marriages between Jews and non-Jews

Additional restrictive laws were passed during the next few years, and Hitler's policies resulted in a large-scale emigration of Jews, socialists, and intellectuals and in the virtual destruction of Weimar Germany's highly creative culture

Preparations for War

In foreign affairs, as long as Hitler felt weak, he shielded his regime by peaceful declarations and by treaties, such as those with the Vatican in July 1933 and with Poland in January 1934

Nevertheless, he indicated his true intentions in October 1933, when he withdrew from the League of Nations

As his strength increased, he proceeded to remove the restrictions imposed by the Versailles Treaty by proclaiming open rearmament in March 1935 and by remilitarizing the Rhineland in 1936

Simultaneously, he tried to win the neutrality of Britain through a naval treaty in June 1935, and gained Italy's allegiance by supporting MUSSOLINI's Ethiopian war (1935-1936)

The Italian alliance materialized in October 1936, strengthened by their joint interference in the Spanish Civil War

From the outset, Hitler had been determined to conquer Lebensraum

In November 1937 he disclosed his war plans to his ministers, and when they objected, he dismissed Schacht and the heads of the army and of the foreign ministry

By replacing these men, he eliminated the last traces of the conservative alliance and cleared the way for war

February 12 - Chancellor Shuschnigg of Austria confers with Hitler at Berchtesgaden and consents to take five Nazi sympathizers into his Cabinet

February 21 - Foreign Ministry Anthony Eden resigns from the Chamberlain Cabinet because of the Prime Minister's insistence on concluding a pact with Mussolini , notwhithstanding Italy's violation of the Non Intervention Agreement in Spain

March 9 - Chancellor Schuschnigg resigns as Austrian Premier to forestal immediate German armed intervention

The new Premier, Seyss- Inquart, calls for German troops and on March 13 proclaims the union of Germany and Austria

Under the guise of a policy of self-determination, Hitler annexed Austria in March 1938 and the Sudetenland, the German-inhabited border areas of Czechoslovakia, in October

By disclaiming any further expansionist aims, Hitler won approval of the Sudetenland occupation from Britain, France, and Italy at a conference in Munich

MUNICH PACT, a treaty concluded at the four-power Munich conference of Sept

29-30, 1938, by Neville CHAMBERLAIN and Edouard Daladier, prime ministers of Britain and France, and Adolfo Hitler and Benito Mussolini, dictators of Germany and Italy

The pact represented the high point of the policy of appeasement by Britain and France of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy before WORLD WAR II

Its immediate result was the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia

In September 1938 a crisis developed over Hitler's bellicose demands of self-determination for the German-speaking population in border areas of Czechoslovakia called the Sudetenland

Czechoslovakia had a guarantee of French intervention if Germany invaded

At Berchtesgaden on September 15-16, Hitler accepted Chamberlain's unexpected proposal that the Sudeten Germans be separated from Czechoslovakia

When France acquiesced, Czechoslovakia had to

But at Godesberg on September 22-24, Chamberlain's mediation failed, for Hitler now insisted on immediate occupation of the Sudeten territories before exact new frontiers were fixed

Mussolini then organized the Munich conference, at which Britain and France gave in to most of Hitler's demands without consulting Czechoslovakia

The four powers guaranteed Czechoslovak independence

Chamberlain returned to London with "peace in our time, and the Prague government capitulated

Chamberlain brings back from his Godesberg meeting with Hitler the day before a new list of German demands on Czechoslovakia ,far exceeding those the British and French had urged the Czechs to make

Czechoslovakia mobilizes German troops took over the Sudetenland in October, but promised plebiscites were never held

Poland and Hungary occupied other areas

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1939

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January 25 - Rebel General Franco 's troops take Barcelona

February 7 - Over a million Spanish refugees enter France as Loyalist troops continue retreats

February 28 - Chamberlain announces that Great Britain will recognize the Franco regime as the legal Spanish government, notwhithstanding Franco was a rebel fighting a constitutional government who had its roots in the votes of all spanish citizens .

March 13 - When Hitler nevertheless extended his rule over all of Czechoslovakia in March 1939 and then threatened Poland, Britain and France abandoned their appeasement policy and guaranteed Poland's integrity

Unimpressed, Hitler continued his preparations by signing a nonaggression pact with Russia on August 23

When he attacked an unyielding Poland on September 1, Britain and France surprised him by declaring that unless German Troops are withdrawn immediately, they will fulfill their obligations to aid Poland

September 3 -After presenting a two hour ultimatum to Germany, Britain declares war at 11:00 hours and France declares war at 17:00 hours

Winston Churchill joins the Cabinet as First Lord of the Admiralty and Anthony Eden becomes Secretary of State for the Dominions

September 8 - President Franklin Delano Roosevelt of U.S.A. proclaims a national emergency " to the extent necessary for the proper observance ,safe-guarding ,and enforcing of the neutrality of our national defense within the limits of peacetime authorizations"

Early Successes in World War II

Allied inactivity and a lightning victory over Poland permitted Hitler to mobilize his forces fully and to persuade his reluctant generals to intensify the war effort

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September 15 - The soviet Union and Japan agree to an armistice on the Far Eastern Front

September 28 -Molotov and Ribbentrop sign an agreement in Moscow partitioning Poland

October 6 - Following the victory over Poland, Hitler makes his " last peace offer" to the Allies

October 19 - Britain, France, and Turkey sign a mutual assistance pact with proviso that Turkey shall not be compelled to fight Russia

November 4 - President Delano Roosevelt signs the amended Neutrality Act, lifting the arms embargo but adding the cash and carry clause

American shipping is forbidden to enter the war zones

November 28 - The Soviet Union denounces the non agression pact with Finland and two days later Soviets troops inv ade Finland while Soviet airplanes bomb Finnish cities

December 17 -On orders from Berlin, the German pocket battleship, Graf Spee, is scuttled by its crew outside Montevideo

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1940

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January 26 - Russian troops beguin to crack the Mannerheim Line

February 12 - The first Australian and New Zealand troops arrive at Suez

March 12 -Russia and Finland sign an armistice wich cedes western Finland to the Soviet Union

March 19 - Paul Reynaud forms a new french Cabinet to replace that of Daladier, receiving a majority of one vote

April 7 -The Allies warn that they are mining the waters off Norway

Norway and Holland protest this as a violation of international law

April 9 - German troops occupy Denmark without resistance and land in Norway at Narvik and Oslo

In April 1940, German troops conquered Norway and Denmark; in May and June they swept through the Netherlands, Belgium, and France

May 3 - Colonel Getz, Norwegian commander, asks for armistice and peace negotiations with Germany as British withdrawal continues

May 10 -German troops invade Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg

The British Army moves into northern Belgium

Chamberlain resigns as British Prime Minister and King George IV asks Winston Churchill to form a new government

May 14 - Holland capitulates to Germany

May 16 -German troops pass Sedan, thereby in effect sealing the doom of France

May 18 -Premier Reynaud appoints Marshal Petain Vice Premier

May 19 -General Weygand succeds General Gamelin as French chief of staff

May 20 -British troops beguin evacuating Belgian ports

May 22 - British Parliament passes the Emergency Powers Defense Act giving the Churchill government unlimited wartime powers

May 28 - King Leopold of Belgium surrenders his army of 500,000 to the Germans

May 29 - Large scale British evacuation of Dunkirk begins

June 4 - The British evacuation of Dunkirk completed with 335,000 men saved nd more than 30,000 casualties

Jun1 10 - Foreign Minister Ciano announces that Italy will consider itself at war with France and Britain

President Roosevelt says, " The hand that held the dagger has stuck it into the back of its neighbour"

June 14 - German troops occupy Paris which the French had announced was an open city and would not be defended

June 16 - Premier Reynaud resigns and is succeeded by Marshal Petain

June 17 - Marshal Petain sues for peace

June 22 - A triumphant Hitler forced France to sign an armistice at Compiegne, the site of the armistice of 1918

Hitler was at the peak of his career, having now proved himself a superior military commander, and he began to build his New Order in Europe

The New Order's only tangible result was Heinrich Himmler's policy of racial reorganization

It combined a senseless resettlement of racially "valuable populations with a relentless suppression and extermination of "subhumans, among them about 6 million Jews, through slave labor, concentration camps, gas chambers, firing squads, and starvation

Meanwhile, Britain's determination and the imminent conflict with Russia forced Hitler to go on

After trying to defeat Britain through a heavy bombing attack on the British Isles and a ground offensive against British troops in North Africa, Hitler turned with full force to the east.

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1941

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On June 22, 1941, Hitler launched his attack on the Soviet Union

But the German advance was stopped before Moscow by a harsh winter and a Russian counterattack

At the same time Japan, with which Germany had a nonaggression pact, attacked Pearl Harbor, and Hitler declared war on the United States

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1942

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In 1942, Hitler was still scoring victories in the Ukraine and in North Africa, but his judgment increasingly failed him

He withdrew into his headquarters, concentrating on military affairs to the exclusion of politics and diplomacy, and quarreling with his generals' judgments

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1943

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The German were defeated at Stalingrad and the Allied reconquest North Africa in 1943

Hitler, however, ordered the total mobilization of the economy and tried to rebuild Mussolini's regime in northern Italy after its collapse in July 1943

He also maintained his almost hypnotic power over his entourage and the masses, assisted by Allied air raids against the cities, which rekindled the fighting spirit of the people

Hitler's Days

A group of civilians and officers had been conspiring since 1938 to overthrow Hitler. But Hitler's popularity with the masses, the conspirators' need for complete secrecy, and their recurring doubts about the rightness of their cause handicapped them. Furthermore, they failed to reach an understanding with the Allies

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1944

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The energy of Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg finally brought the plot to a head on July 20, 1944, but his attempt on Hitler's life and the subsequent putsch failed, confirming Hitler's belief in his own invincibility

June 6, 1944 ; the Allies invaded France; later, the Russians broke through in the east, forcing Hitler to move his headquarters to Berlin

He showed increasing signs of physical and mental disintegration, intensified by an illness that had not been properly treated by his physician, a quack doctor, upon whom Hitler had become dependent for injections

With the Allies crossing the Rhine River and the Russians closing in on Berlin, he at last acknowledged defeat and decided to commit suicide; but he wanted Germany to follow suit

Germany, he argued, had proved itself unworthy of his genius and had failed to prevail in the struggle for life

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1945

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As his personality disintegrated, however, so did the loyalty of his lieutenants. Albert Speer, the minister of armaments and munitions, refused to carry out Hitler's order to institute a scorched-earth policy in Germany; Goering, from his retreat in Bavaria, tried to usurp Hitler's leadership; and Himmler attempted to negotiate with the Allies. Hitler condemned them, but without effect. Only Goebbels, Bormann, and Eva Braun, whom he now married, remained with him. Hitler dictated his political testament and appointed Adm. Doenitz his successor

March 1945

Scientist Forgoden from the Berlin University appears with the plans of the first atomic bomb

Alfonse Forgoden is summoned in front of Hitler at the Berlin headquarters

The Fuehrer asks physical proof of the machine, and Forgoden gaves him five atomic bombs prototypes , one of them was released by a Heinkel 262 over the russian troops

The explosion volatizes the main russian forces outside Berlin

The heat was so extreme that even the Bunker was scorched, but Hitler was already safe, flying with his staff to Magdeburg,where he issued his famous radio speech, anouncing the development of the atomic bombs that he will launch against all Allied forces on German soil and abroad

April 30 1945

With the Russians rapidly dying in the plains of Germany, British Prime Minister Churchill stops General Montgomery īs troops in Italy

Eisenhower commands General Bradley to occupy France and the Netherlands

Hitler recovered from his illness, as he was attended by three new doctors, and his streght was visible when he addressed the SS troops at Magdeburg, where they were reunited

June 2 1945

The atomic arsennal of atomic weapons increased, some bombs were delivered to Japan, who uses them against American troops in Guadalcanal

July 4 1945

Hitler bombed London and Birmingham, making the island of Great Britain a big graveyard

The American troops are retreating from Asia, and the Japan fleet came close to Hawaii

October 24 1945

Japan airplane bombed New York at 02;00 hours Eastern Time. Millions of people died ignoring they were killed by an atomic bomb builded in Germany and delivered in a Mitsubishi Airplane ,that return to the "Tojo" air carrier half an hour later

EL EJE

Las fuerzas del Eje han estado triunfando en toda la linea, esta semana que recien termina

Los esfuerzos de Rusia , Estados Unidos y la vieja Inglaterra ya no han sido utiles, despues de las derrotas en Guadalcanal, Somme y Nueva York

No obstante, los Aliados prosiguen su lucha suicida en contra del Eje, aunque las ruinas de Nueva York y Chicago penan en la conciencia de la humanidad

Ochenta millones de almas en la primera ciudad, y 92 millones en la segunda, han comenzado a minar la confianza que los sajones tenian en su inexpugnable continente, alejado (creian ellos) de las llanuras europeas por dos oceanos

Japon destruyo la flota del Pacifico que los "gringos" opusieron a su avance , y avanzan hacia las costas americanas

October 28,1945

The Axis forces had been triomphing in all the line, this week that ends to-day

The efforts of the Socialist Union of Sovietic Republics , the Old England and the United States of America had probed effortless, after the defeat in Guadalcanal,Somme and New York

Notwhithstanding that, the Allies keeps on fighting their suicidal fight against the Axis, no matter the ruins of New York and Chicago dangling over their consciences

80000000 souls in New York and 92 millions in the second city , are beguining to mine the confidence the saxons had in their isolated continent, far away ( they were thinking) of the European plains

Ahora que Hitler ha regalado la arma atomica a los japoneses, estos la han estado usando con un exito sin precedentes , ya que se ha sabido que los submarinistas nipones burlaron las defensas acuaticas , plantando en los muelles yanquis dos bombas de 100 kilotones cada una, retirandose a una segura distancia para detonarla

Now that Hitler has given the atomic bomb to the japanese, this same are using it with a unprecedented success , now that is known that the japanese submarin forces defeat the sea defenses , setting in the yankee docks two 100 kilotons bombs , retreating afterwards to a safe distance, in order to detonate them

November 11 1945

El Presidente de Estados Unidos, Harry Truman, desde algun refugio subterraneo en Iowa, ha enviado un mensaje a su pais, repitiendo sus frases de no rendirse jamas ante el enemigo, no importando que armas pudieran estarse utilizando

The U S president, Harry S Truman, from his subterranean bunker in Iowa, delivered a message to his country, repeating his phrases not to surrender in front of the enemy, not caring which weapons could be used against

November 13,1945

Winston S Churchill told to the African forces to keep on struggling against _Erwin Rommel, as that german general are in need of fuel for his tanks, now that the British Navy defeats italian " ring of steel" in the Mediterranean

Winston S Churchill dijo a las fuerzas combatientes en Africa que continuen su lucha contra Erwin Rommel, ya que el general aleman esta corto de combustible para su fuerzade tanques, ahora que la Marina Britanica derroto al " anillo de acero" italiano en el Mediterraneo

The fighting forces are using fire balls and fast vessels that resembles a flying saucer, but both sides deny the ownership , so the world must wait until the end of this war to know who was really the country that builds them

In all cases, the fire balls and flying saucers are just exploratory machines, as until now those new machines are not used to deploy bombs or machine gunned airplanes

Las fuerzas atacantes estan usando bolas de fuego y rapidos navios que semejan discos voladores, pero ambos lados niegan su autoria, asi es que el mundo debera esperar al final de esta guerra, para saber quien era realmente el que los construia

En todo caso, las bolas de fuego y los platillos voladores son solamente navios de exploracion, ya que hasta ahora esas nueva maquinas no estan siendo usadas para arrojar bombas o ametrallar aviones

The italian forces were defeated in Greece, but Hitler sends there his troops, so now the fight has stabilized, presumably in another week Greece Army will began to dwindle, as the Stormtroops are demolishing every village and town in his path, with the Luftwafe īs aid

Mussolini delivers a patriotic call to his forces, and the people of Rome answeres the call, inscribing by the thousands in the Army Recruiting Offices

Mussolini hizo un discurso patriotico, llamando a inscribirse en las Fuerzas Armadas, y el pueblo de Roma respondio inscribiendose multitudinariamente en las Oficinas de Reclutamiento del Ejercito

December 20, 1945

The German Navy occupied to day the port of San Francisco, where the populace hailed Hitler, who were there in his new red dress, saying the uniforms will be red from then on, remembering all the world the new power Hitler has in his hands: the Nuclear Power

Chile became the lider of South America , as the Nazi Party there is very strong, with Paul Sheaffer ,from Villa Baviera, in the south of that country, as the new Stumbahnfuehrer of Argentina, Chile, Peru and Bolivia

Sheaffer first command has been to create a strong army, using the germans born in Chile as the elite who will follow his orders unheading

They said the man has a taste for childs , but others said that is a falacy

December 25 1945 -

To day was captured Churchill, who were in a plane going to the island of Malta

He is being judged in Nuremberg, together with general Ike Eisenhower and his Secretary, who some people said she is her lover

Goebbels said Churchill will be answearing the world of his crimes, mainly the Concentration camps he had in England for the captured German pilots whose airplanes were damaged in flight over the Islands

Some said Churchill had a Dairy with him, in the minute of his capture, so there they will find more proofs of how he was intending to kill Adolf Hitler with a special command

Ike Eisenhower was shot to death in the early hours of to day, after the trials

He was with the Altzeimer infirmity, and he was denying he was responsible for the killing of General Patton when that officer was killed in Africa following his orders to fight to the last men

December 30, 1945

Hirohito was acclaimed in Berlin to/day, when he was being carried in a car to seee the Fuehrer, who will proclaim him The Fuehrer of the Far East

Also Hirohito will be the guest of honour at the Opera, to night

Stalin was found dead inside a sunken ship, with his head severed from his body

They said he was killed by his coleagues, who were not willing to follow him in a war already losted. All his belongings were carried to the Red Square, for all to see how his leader were living in the luxury ,meanwhile the people were starving to death in the cold

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January 21, 1946

Hitler condecorates Von Braun to day, because the scientific has accomplished his saying, namely, the first artificial satellite in orbit, the Vergeltung 5, who is sending to Earth the song "Eva Braun" each five minutes

Von Braun said to the Fuehrer he can send a man to the Moon in two years elapsed

Hitler laugh at that, saying he will be studying the practical sides of that proposition

February 03 , 1946

The EBES had been brought to Hitler in the afternoon , they are pitiful specimens ; 1,20 meters high, with slant black eyes that are easily tampered with sun rays

They have not the gift of speech, and they communicate telepatically, but with some difficulty, as they have lots of nouns melted with images

They are the enemy now, said Hitler, and he is gaving full power to Von Braun, to rise a Star Wars program, that will end with the superiority of the Greys in Earth skies

Also the ship captured with the EBES it s being studied, but we are being told beforehand there will be not of use , as the Greys commands their ships mentally, and Man has no way to drive such a device, at least not with the present times technology

March 01, 1946

Adolf Hitler proclaims the United States of Earth, (U S E ) with Berlin as its capital

He anounced that with scientist Von Braun and the National Air Space Agency, NASA, they are going to erase all EBEīs flying discs from Terrestrial atmosphere, using the same engines found in the captured flying disc landed in Karlsruhe

November 3, 1946

The first manned satellite was launched at Lubeck, Germany, and the pilots are Karl Deutelmoser and Peter Dragicevic, completing 34 orbits before re entering the atmosphere

November 23, 1946

The 76th Squadron of the USE Air Force, named the Star Hammers, beguin building a big artificial satellite in Earth orbit, where the future flights to the inner planets will be launched

December 1, 1946

Adolf Hitler died to day at 01:00 hours, at his home in Berchtesgaden

He was suffering from cancer since 1933, and the struggle to attain the universal peace, under the United Nations of Earth mined his strenght in the last months

December 2, 1946

Churchill, Eden and the rest of the Allied Command were probed guilt of high treason to mankind to day, and they will be shot at 06:00 hours to-morrow december 3 -1946

December 12,1946

Elections are being held in all major cities of the world, to elect the new Prime Minister of U S E

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(Extracted From "U S E History ", volume 1 )

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