Germany’s War Book Review (23:37 min)
Germany's War Book Review Jim Rizoli does a brief summary of this book by one of our own authors from Inconvenient History.
In this (23 minute) video, Jim Rezoli reviews the book, Germany's War The Origins, Aftermath and Atrocities of World War II by John Wear. John Wear writes for Inconvenient History. Jim says that he chooses his reading list very carefully, and as he reads a lot of books, selects books that expand and add to his knowledge. Some books, those written by Zionists or Leftists or others are quickly found not to do that. Jim said that Wear's book gets to great detail about WW2 and that how the back (dust) cover states words to the effect that establishment historians characterise the German National Socialists as responsible for the Second World War and was responsible for mass atrocities on a unparalled scale. John Wear's book rebuts these lies. Jim says that he is only part way through the war, but says that Hitler's pre-Emptive strike against the USSR only remained secret as the Germans ordered no winter Equipment to give the game away. [Members of the OKW, Oberkommando der Whermacht, High Command of the Defence Forces certainly claimed that the strike on the USSR was pre-Emptive, when questioned by Allied Interogators after the war.] Jim says he will give more updates later on this book.
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