Why did Hitler make so many bad decisions, I've been studying

>>133632243
>Why did Hitler make so many bad decisions
his handlers told him to.

>>133632407
hmmm what do you mean

>>133632243
Hitler greatly underestimated the wartime manufacturing capabilities of the US, and how we would be able to give over 11 billion in aid to the Soviets. Without that aid Stalin would have been done for, if you read the telegrams he and FDR were having he even states that he is on the ropes in '41.

>garnered peace with the Brits
Churchill was having none of that, and some historians argue that allowing the British force to escape Dunkirk was a gesture of kindness from the Germans. What they should have done is trashed the Brits then and there and made them irrelevant on the mainland.

>>133632243
He was insane and on drugs. Probably his drug dealer was Jewish.

>>133632243

Winning the eastern front would have required very good luck and the western front never opening. Even if the US never entered the war, the eastern front would have ground to a stalemate and remained that way for several years. Only nukes would have broken the reds, it was simply too much territory to cover with too many soviets to kill and no way to reach their war production facilities that were moved far east out of range of germany's bombers.

Once the west entered the war it was a matter of if hitler would lose but when. He took on the entire world.

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>>133632992
>force to escape Dunkirk was a gesture of kindness from the Germans. What they should have done is trashed the Brits then and there and made them irrelevant on the mainland.
Exactly this and also focusing on the royal air force instead of the blitz, but a few other victories and the Brits wouldn't have been as in favor of Churchill and yes the American manufacturing and raw material supply was a massive part of the allied victory but had the Brits sued for peace then the US would have been much more likely to stay uninvolved.
>>133634193
Hitler making a 3 pronged attack instead of focusing on Moscow hurt them immensely. Also not involving the Japanese was a terrible mistake.

>>133635304
go play hearts of iron 4. do what you think is right.

>>133637913
hmm why?

>>133632407
Hitler took no one's advice and foolishly micromanaged the war.

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>>133632243
Many of his officers were compromised by the deep state controlled by jewish financial interests.

He was paranoid. The issue was mass corruption.

>>133633199
I just watched an interesting documentary about Hitler's doctor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr2yzo1RUIM

His only mistake was thinking that the enemy's in the east and not the other way.

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>>133632243
>trying to fight the world all at the same time opening every front
He was certainly no Hannibal.

>>133640629
ITS ALWAYS CORRUPTION