Overthrowing oppressive regimes by military force

[Wyrd of Gawd]

[The Grand Nudger]

Not a word of that contradicts the quoted portion above, or supports your previous claims.  Gratz on the copy paste, I guess...but.....to what end? It wasn't wiki that foisted such a transparently false claim on the boards to begin with.

[Thumpalumpacus]

[Thumpalumpacus]

[Wyrd of Gawd]

Not a word of that contradicts the quoted portion above, or supports your previous claims.  Gratz on the copy paste, I guess...but.....to what end?  It wasn't wiki that foisted such a transparently false claim on the boards to begin with.

I said that the B29 was ready to go when the war started.  It was.  Move on.

[Aractus]

Actually, I have.  You clearly didn't bother to read the links I presented. You want a source saying "Adolf Hitler was never a member of Parliament"? I'd be surprised if there is one, because no one except you seems to think he ever sat in such a position. But I did show that your claim that he was in the Reichstag in 1925 was false; I will presently demonstrate that your claim that he presided as NaZi leader over the Reichstag is false; I've demonstrated that he was indeed appointed to the office of Chancellor.

That's not true. I did ask a history professor and he said "yes, Hitler was the leader of the party and would have held a seat". Again, if you can show me a list of the members of parliament that does not include Hitler I will accept it, otherwise you have no evidence for your disingenuous claim.

If no one gets elected to the Chancellorship, why did you claim that Hitler was elected?

Oh my god. I said he was elected, I didn't dispute that the chancellorship was appointed. Those are two different things.

[abaris]

That's not true. I did ask a history professor and he said "yes, Hitler was the leader of the party and would have held a seat".

Would being the operative word. He never ran for the Reichstag out of principle, since he despised the instruments of democracy. He never ran for any office apart from the presidential elections in 1932 where he got 32 percent of the votes. Hindenburg won with 49 percent. There were only four candidates. Thälmann, the communist leader, and some DNVP man were to othere.

The reason for running for the presidency was simple. According to the constitution, it was the more powerful office than the chancellory. Similar to the French president of this day and age.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

That's not true. I did ask a history professor and he said "yes, Hitler was the leader of the party and would have held a seat".

Would being the operative word. He never ran for the Reichstag out of principle, since he despised the instruments of democracy. He never ran for any office apart from the presidential elections in 1932 where he got 32 percent of the votes. Hindenburg won with 49 percent. There were only four candidates. Thälmann, the communist leader, and some DNVP man were to othere.

The reason for running for the presidency was simple. According to the constitution, it was the more powerful office than the chancellory. Similar to the French president of this day and age.

 Why would a guy run for a legislative office if he wanted to head the executive branch of government?  Did George Washington run for a legislative office?  Of course not, because then he wouldn't have become President.

[Aractus]

Would being the operative word. He never ran for the Reichstag out of principle, since he despised the instruments of democracy. He never ran for any office apart from the presidential elections in 1932 where he got 32 percent of the votes. Hindenburg won with 49 percent. There were only four candidates. Thälmann, the communist leader, and some DNVP man were to othere.

The reason for running for the presidency was simple. According to the constitution, it was the more powerful office than the chancellory. Similar to the French president of this day and age.

As I said, show me that he didn't have a seat at the time he was appointed chancellor? It's very simple all you need is a list of MPs as of January 1933.

[abaris]