Why India will not be Hitler's Germany?

[SarthakGanguly]

If he wins then the U.N. will be led by China, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to disarm India before Modi could have a chance to do anything stupid !

"U.N. will be led by China, Pakistan and Sri Lanka" - How are you still alive after writing such shyte?

 

[Truth Finder]

Hitler came to power in Germany, the successor to the German empire under Bismark. Not India. If he came to power in India, be a different story.

Bismark was history after 1890s.

Timeline
1900: The United States enters the 20th century as a world power after its victory in the Spanish American War (1898). However, President William McKinley and the American nation are more preoccupied with expansion in the Pacific and Caribbean regions than European affairs. German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, who had come to power in 1888, orders the strengthening of the Imperial Navy (then a small, coastal fleet) into a fleet with global capabilities. Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz is put in charge of this project; thus, it is known as the Tirpitz Plan. Adolf Hitler's father enrolls him in a technical high school in the city of Linz, hoping he can eventually become a civil servant, but Adolf disappoints his father and earns poor grades.

1901: President McKinley is assassinated in September by a crazed anarchist, and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt, hero of the Spanish-American War, becomes president.

1908: A young Adolf Hitler moves to Vienna to study art at the Vienna Academy of Fine arts, but he is not admitted to the school and ends up living in a homeless shelter the next year.

1914: There are many factors that led to the start of World War I. Among these was the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, by a Serbian nationalist. In response, Germany pledges its full support to Austria-Hungary, which declares war on Serbia on July 28. Russia then mobilizes in support of Serbia. On August 1, Germany declares war on Russia, then two days later on Russia's ally, France, as World War I begins. Adolf Hitler enters the German Army and ultimately attains the rank of corporal. US President Woodrow Wilson proclaims America's neutrality.

1915: The ocean liner Lusitania is torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine causing many deaths, including those of 128 Americans. This act results in much anti-German sentiment in the US.

1916: After the sinking of the passenger liner Sussex, Germany agrees to end unlimited submarine warfare in the "Sussex Pledge,"

1917: Germany abandons the "Sussex Pledge," and once again begins sinking US merchant ships. German Foreign Secretary Zimmerman proposes an alliance between Germany and Mexico, attempting to induce Mexican cooperation by offering them US territory. This "Zimmerman note" is intercepted and published in the US on March 1, angering Americans and furthering anti-German sentiments. Wilson asks congress for a declaration of War on April 2, and the US enters W.W. I on the side of England and France. General John J. Pershing is appointed Commander-in-Chief of the American Expeditionary Force, which helps turn the tide of battle against Germany.

1918: President Wilson presents his 14 Points for World Peace. W.W. I ends on November 11 with the defeat of Germany. Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicates the Imperial Throne on November 28.

1919: The Treaty of Versailles is signed, dooming Germany to a bleak future. The Weimar Republic is founded in Germany.

1920: The League of Nations is formed in the hopes of ensuring a lasting peace. Though Woodrow Wilson had listed the establishment of such an organization among his 14 Points, to his disappointment the US does not join.

1921: Adolf Hitler becomes leader of the Nationalist Socialist Party (Nazis).

1923: France occupies the Ruhr Valley in order to collect war reparations, triggering outrage among Germans, who respond with a massive, state-sponsored strike in occupied areas. This act fuels hyperinflation and devastates an already weak German economy.

1925: Hitler's book, Mein Kampf, is published.

1928: Herbert Hoover becomes the first US president of German descent.

1929: The US stock market crashes resulting in the Great Depression.

1930: As Germany faces economic hardships due to war reparations, high unemployment, and runaway inflation, many Nazis are elected to national offices, and they become Germany's second largest political party.

1932: Franklin Roosevelt is elected president of the United States. His "New Deal" gives the American people hope and eventually helps bring the US back to economic prosperity.

1933: Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany, and the first concentration camp opens outside of Berlin. Many Germans, including noted physicist Albert Einstein. flee to America. On July 14, the Nazi party is declared the only political party in Germany.

1934: German President Paul Von Hindenburg dies, and Hitler becomes Fuehrer of Germany.

1935: German Jews are stripped of their rights by the Nuremberg Race Laws as the Holocaust begins.

1936: German troops occupy the Rhineland; Mussolini's Italian forces take Ethiopia, and the Olympic Games are held in Berlin. African American Jesse Owens stars in the Olympics, embarrassing Hitler.

1938: German troops occupy the Sudetenland, and the Czech government resigns.

1939: Germany takes the rest of Czechoslovakia, then signs a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union. Germany invades Poland as W.W. II begins. Britain and France declare war on Germany. The Nazis and Soviets divide up Poland.

1940: Germany invades Norway and Denmark, then France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Holland. The Nazis quickly conquer these countries, and the British forces withdraw from France at Dunkirk. On June 22, France signs an armistice with Germany. The "Battle of Britain" begins as the British fight on alone.

1941: German air losses mount over Britain, and Germany's planned invasion of England (Operation Sea Lion) is "indefinitely postponed." On June 22, Germany invades the Soviet Union. Britain and the Soviets sign a mutual assistance agreement. The "final solution" begins on September 3 as the first gas chambers are used to exterminate Jews at Auschwitz. Later that month, more than 33,000 Jews are murdered at Kiev. On December 7, the Japanese attack American forces at Pearl Harbor, bringing America into the war. Four days later, Germany declares war on the US.

1942: Germany begins a U-boat offensive off of the US East Coast. On November 8, US forces arrive in North Africa. The combined British and US forces defeat Erwin Rommel and the German Africa Corps.

1943: The Germans are defeated at Stalingrad, and the tide of the war begins to turn against the Nazis. The Allies invade Italy.

1944: The Allies invade France at Normandy on June 6 (D-Day), and the "battle of the hedgerows" begins. Paris is liberated on August 25.

1945: Soviet troops capture Warsaw on January 17 and liberate Auschwitz nine days later. US troops encircle German forces in the Ruhr Valley on April 1. President Roosevelt dies April 12, and Harry S. Truman becomes President of the United States. The Soviets reach Berlin on April 21. Hitler commits suicide on April 30, and Germany surrenders unconditionally on May 7. As the war ends, 11 million people are classified as displaced persons (DPs), including former slave laborers as well as the survivors of the holocaust. On June 5, the Allies divide up Berlin and take over the government of Germany, each establishing sectors of control. Japan surrenders on August 14 after atomic bombs are dropped by the US on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the official Instrument of Surrender is signed September 2nd. The United Nations officially comes into existence on October 24, when the Charter is ratified by China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and a majority of other signatories. The US and the Soviet Union become key players and bitter adversaries in this new international forum. On November 20, the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials begin . . . so does the Cold War.

 

[onionkiller]

Article is written by Indian not Pakistani

sir but Pakistani members post news about Modi ji mostly. and imo most comment from Pakistan members also. friend they dnt know abc about Indian politics . jo hum news main padte hain, wo hmesha sach nhi hota.

to my pakistani members dnt be afraid from modi ji, he is peace loving and bussiness minder leader.

 

[Hafizzz]

sir but Pakistani members post news about Modi ji mostly. and imo most comment from Pakistan members also. friend they dnt know abc about Indian politics . jo hum news main padte hain, wo hmesha sach nhi hota.

ARticle is writtenby Indian Journalist and reflects Indian opinion !!!

 

[Fattyacids]

Hitler was the world's greatest mass murderer, a racist bigot. Why are Indians comparing the rise of Hitler to your own politician?

 

[onionkiller]

ARticle is writtenby Indian Journalist and reflects Indian opinion !!!

there is many media groups, supported by political parties. hope you got my point. peace peace

 

[Hafizzz]

Hitler was the world's greatest mass murderer, a racist bigot. Why are Indians comparing the rise of Hitler to your own politician?

Because Indians have a crush on Hitler :

The name Hitler is a hit in Indian Elections, as well as in Indian fashion.
The name Hitler is a hit in Indian Elections, as well as in Indian fashion. | Myoor English News

Eighty years since his election to the Reichstag, Adolf Hitler is having another pop at power – this time, in India.

The unfortunately named Adolf Lu Hitler, a 54-year-old father of three has won three elections in the northeast
state of Meghalaya.

But he insists his name is nothing like that of the brutal Nazi dictator. “I am aware at one point of time Adolf Hitler was the most hated person on Earth for the genocide of the Jews. But my father added `Lu’ in between, naming me Adolf Lu Hitler, and that’s why I am different,” Hitler told AP.

And while his name causes barely a raised eyebrow at home, it has caused immigration officials to double-take when he travels to countries like the US.

“I never had problems obtaining a visa but I was asked many times during immigration as to why I should have such a name. I told the immigration staff I possibly didn’t have a role in my naming,” he said.

According to AP, among the 345 contestants running for the state assembly are Frankenstein Momin, Billykid Sangma, Field Marshal Mawphniang and Romeo Rani.

Some, like Kenedy Marak, Kennedy Cornelius Khyriem and Jhim Carter Sangma, are clearly hoping for the electoral success of their namesake American presidents.

Lu Hitler is not the only namesake of the Nazi dictator in India. A men’s clothing shop, with a swastika for a logo, was asked to change its name from “Hitler” by offended locals in Ahmedabad in Gujarat province.

Proprietor Rajesh Shah claims he was unaware that the name may cause offence. “Until the time we applied for the trademark permission, I had only heard that Hitler was a strict man,” he told the Times of India.

“It was only recently that we read about Hitler on the internet.” He has since agreed to change the name.

Hitler’s Strange Afterlife in India
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/11/30/hitler-s-strange-afterlife-in-india.html

Hated and mocked in much of the world, the Nazi leader has developed a strange following among schoolchildren and readers of Mein Kampf in India. Dilip D’Souza on how political leader Bal Thackeray influenced Indians to admire Hitler and despise Gandhi.

Hitler Has a Following in India
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-12-06/hitler-has-a-following-in-india

Hitler memorabilia 'attracts young Indians'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8660064.stm

Who loves Adolf Hitler?
http://blogs.hindustantimes.com/singly-political/2010/06/18/who-loves-adolf-hitler/

Indians’ undying love for Hitler
http://rehmat1.com/2012/08/28/indians-undying-love-for-hitler/

Once Upon A Time Gandhi Wrote A Letter To Hitler
http://www.geekosystem.com/gandhi-letter-to-hitler/

 

[Genesis]

Bismark was history after 1890s.

Timeline
1900: The United States enters the 20th century as a world power after its victory in the Spanish American War (1898). However, President William McKinley and the American nation are more preoccupied with expansion in the Pacific and Caribbean regions than European affairs. German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, who had come to power in 1888, orders the strengthening of the Imperial Navy (then a small, coastal fleet) into a fleet with global capabilities. Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz is put in charge of this project; thus, it is known as the Tirpitz Plan. Adolf Hitler's father enrolls him in a technical high school in the city of Linz, hoping he can eventually become a civil servant, but Adolf disappoints his father and earns poor grades.

1901: President McKinley is assassinated in September by a crazed anarchist, and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt, hero of the Spanish-American War, becomes president.

1908: A young Adolf Hitler moves to Vienna to study art at the Vienna Academy of Fine arts, but he is not admitted to the school and ends up living in a homeless shelter the next year.

1914: There are many factors that led to the start of World War I. Among these was the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, by a Serbian nationalist. In response, Germany pledges its full support to Austria-Hungary, which declares war on Serbia on July 28. Russia then mobilizes in support of Serbia. On August 1, Germany declares war on Russia, then two days later on Russia's ally, France, as World War I begins. Adolf Hitler enters the German Army and ultimately attains the rank of corporal. US President Woodrow Wilson proclaims America's neutrality.

1915: The ocean liner Lusitania is torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine causing many deaths, including those of 128 Americans. This act results in much anti-German sentiment in the US.

1916: After the sinking of the passenger liner Sussex, Germany agrees to end unlimited submarine warfare in the "Sussex Pledge,"

1917: Germany abandons the "Sussex Pledge," and once again begins sinking US merchant ships. German Foreign Secretary Zimmerman proposes an alliance between Germany and Mexico, attempting to induce Mexican cooperation by offering them US territory. This "Zimmerman note" is intercepted and published in the US on March 1, angering Americans and furthering anti-German sentiments. Wilson asks congress for a declaration of War on April 2, and the US enters W.W. I on the side of England and France. General John J. Pershing is appointed Commander-in-Chief of the American Expeditionary Force, which helps turn the tide of battle against Germany.

1918: President Wilson presents his 14 Points for World Peace. W.W. I ends on November 11 with the defeat of Germany. Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicates the Imperial Throne on November 28.

1919: The Treaty of Versailles is signed, dooming Germany to a bleak future. The Weimar Republic is founded in Germany.

1920: The League of Nations is formed in the hopes of ensuring a lasting peace. Though Woodrow Wilson had listed the establishment of such an organization among his 14 Points, to his disappointment the US does not join.

1921: Adolf Hitler becomes leader of the Nationalist Socialist Party (Nazis).

1923: France occupies the Ruhr Valley in order to collect war reparations, triggering outrage among Germans, who respond with a massive, state-sponsored strike in occupied areas. This act fuels hyperinflation and devastates an already weak German economy.

1925: Hitler's book, Mein Kampf, is published.

1928: Herbert Hoover becomes the first US president of German descent.

1929: The US stock market crashes resulting in the Great Depression.

1930: As Germany faces economic hardships due to war reparations, high unemployment, and runaway inflation, many Nazis are elected to national offices, and they become Germany's second largest political party.

1932: Franklin Roosevelt is elected president of the United States. His "New Deal" gives the American people hope and eventually helps bring the US back to economic prosperity.

1933: Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany, and the first concentration camp opens outside of Berlin. Many Germans, including noted physicist Albert Einstein. flee to America. On July 14, the Nazi party is declared the only political party in Germany.

1934: German President Paul Von Hindenburg dies, and Hitler becomes Fuehrer of Germany.

1935: German Jews are stripped of their rights by the Nuremberg Race Laws as the Holocaust begins.

1936: German troops occupy the Rhineland; Mussolini's Italian forces take Ethiopia, and the Olympic Games are held in Berlin. African American Jesse Owens stars in the Olympics, embarrassing Hitler.

1938: German troops occupy the Sudetenland, and the Czech government resigns.

1939: Germany takes the rest of Czechoslovakia, then signs a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union. Germany invades Poland as W.W. II begins. Britain and France declare war on Germany. The Nazis and Soviets divide up Poland.

1940: Germany invades Norway and Denmark, then France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Holland. The Nazis quickly conquer these countries, and the British forces withdraw from France at Dunkirk. On June 22, France signs an armistice with Germany. The "Battle of Britain" begins as the British fight on alone.

1941: German air losses mount over Britain, and Germany's planned invasion of England (Operation Sea Lion) is "indefinitely postponed." On June 22, Germany invades the Soviet Union. Britain and the Soviets sign a mutual assistance agreement. The "final solution" begins on September 3 as the first gas chambers are used to exterminate Jews at Auschwitz. Later that month, more than 33,000 Jews are murdered at Kiev. On December 7, the Japanese attack American forces at Pearl Harbor, bringing America into the war. Four days later, Germany declares war on the US.

1942: Germany begins a U-boat offensive off of the US East Coast. On November 8, US forces arrive in North Africa. The combined British and US forces defeat Erwin Rommel and the German Africa Corps.

1943: The Germans are defeated at Stalingrad, and the tide of the war begins to turn against the Nazis. The Allies invade Italy.

1944: The Allies invade France at Normandy on June 6 (D-Day), and the "battle of the hedgerows" begins. Paris is liberated on August 25.

1945: Soviet troops capture Warsaw on January 17 and liberate Auschwitz nine days later. US troops encircle German forces in the Ruhr Valley on April 1. President Roosevelt dies April 12, and Harry S. Truman becomes President of the United States. The Soviets reach Berlin on April 21. Hitler commits suicide on April 30, and Germany surrenders unconditionally on May 7. As the war ends, 11 million people are classified as displaced persons (DPs), including former slave laborers as well as the survivors of the holocaust. On June 5, the Allies divide up Berlin and take over the government of Germany, each establishing sectors of control. Japan surrenders on August 14 after atomic bombs are dropped by the US on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the official Instrument of Surrender is signed September 2nd. The United Nations officially comes into existence on October 24, when the Charter is ratified by China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and a majority of other signatories. The US and the Soviet Union become key players and bitter adversaries in this new international forum. On November 20, the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials begin . . . so does the Cold War.

The innovations and infrastructure as well as prestige, men power, army, doctrines were set during that time. The german empire after him also did a lot, but the beginning and the name most people know is Bismark.

But it's interesting that's the part you wanted to make a scene with. lol

 

[Gautam]

Hitler came to power in Germany, the successor to the German empire under Bismark. Not India. If he came to power in India, be a different story.

Exactly my point. The article trying to imply that Modi will repeat what Hitler had done in Germany and Europe for that matter. But I dont see that happening as - as you said - this is India.

 

[farhan_9909]

And if just say if he wins?

God Bless india than

And probably would be the first govt in india to step down within the first year of its 5 years period.

 

[Fattyacids]

But he insists his name is nothing like that of the brutal Nazi dictator. “I am aware at one point of time Adolf Hitler was the most hated person on Earth for the genocide of the Jews. But my father added `Lu’ in between, naming me Adolf Lu Hitler, and that’s why I am different,” Hitler told AP.

LOL, Adolf Lu Hitler probably has an IQ lower than 82. Yes, he is definitely different from Adolf Hitler.

 

[Hafizzz]

Exactly my point. The article trying to imply that Modi will repeat what Hitler had done in Germany and Europe for that matter. But I dont see that happening as - as you said - this is India.

TIME WILL TELL If Modi becomes the Hitler of India !!! Just wait and see.....

 

[Truth Finder]

The innovations and infrastructure as well as prestige, men power, army, doctrines were set during that time. The german empire after him also did a lot, but the beginning and the name most people know is Bismark.

But it's interesting that's the part you wanted to make a scene with. lol

Bismark's Germany was ruined after WWI. WWII was fought by Hitler's Germany. It's the fact.

 

[Gautam]

God Bless india than

And probably would be the first govt in india to step down within the first year of its 5 years period.

Vajpayee government had come down twice, once in 13 days, and then in 13 months.

TIME WILL TELL If Modi becomes the Hitler of India !!! Just wait and see.....

Well thats why I pointed out in my earlier post, that Hitler invaded most of his neighbors. I am sure you don't want anyone to be Hitler in India.

 

[Hafizzz]

Well thats why I pointed out in my earlier post, that Hitler invaded most of his neighbors. I am sure you don't want anyone to be Hitler in India.

Nope. It would be nice to see MODI get elected because we want to know what is he capable of doing ! And don't worry him trying to launch an invasion on neighbours....well maybe small countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan etc might be worried.