History Arc

The programs that saved Germany?

David Rockfeller's New World Order Speech September 23, 1991

The Anschluss Speech March 15, 1938

👨🏻 🇦🇹 88 years ago today, Adolf Hitler returns to Vienna. March 15, 1938

🇺🇸 World War 2 Veteran Regrets Fighting?

Hitler himself proposed that the Soviet Union should join Germany, Italy, and Japan in a formal four power pact. He hoped this would deter the threat posed to Europe or at least buy time before the Communist doctrine of ‘world revolution’ could be militarily used against Europe. However, just two weeks later, Molotov sent the Soviet counter-proposal with machiavellian demands they knew Germany would not accept: immediate full German withdrawal from Finland, a Soviet military pact and bases in Bulgaria, and Soviet bases plus control of the Turkish Straits, Molotov demanded recognition of Soviet interests in the Balkans (including Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Greece) and insisted on concluding a Soviet-Bulgarian mutual assistance pact (with possible Soviet bases or influence in Bulgaria. These excessive conditions made any agreement impossible and ended all further talks. Hitler reacted by calling Stalin a “cold-blooded blackmailer”.

Soviet Foreign Minister visits Germany. They discuss a potential formal German-Soviet alliance. BERLIN, November 12, 1940

General S. Patton Before His Death

Berlin before and after.

Do you ever wonder what they would say? If they saw their countries today.

🇩🇪 What German classrooms teach about German history.

"My mother, who was 17 at the time, was raped by a black American soldier inside her home."

The King of Pop allegedly had a secret history collection at Neverland.

"The Lost German Girl" Over 2 million women of all ages were raped and tortured.

🇰🇷 South Korea had a German themed restaurant in 2010.

📺 🐷 Three Little Pigs Original vs 1948

🇬🇧 British WW2 Veteran Recalls The Firebombing of Dresden

The Firebombing of Dresden Explained

🇩🇪 Dresden, Germany

Radim Passer, a Czech millionaire, holds the second-fastest speed ever recorded on the German Autobahn. Wilhelm Rudolf Caracciola of the Third Reich remains unsurpassed by going 432.7 km/h on a closed highway in 1938.