You make a lot of nonsensical assumptions about my knowledge of British History. Not only did my mother's family live in the British Empire during the 1930's-1940's, but I heard plenty from her and my grandparents who lived through the Great Depression and WWII.

There you go spouting that Marxist nonsense again about class differences, while trying unsuccessfully to deflect from my statement of fact that even the poorest people in Britain were better off than 90-95% of the people in the world at that time. Perhaps your ancestors would have preferred to live in the Soviet Union, because it was such a paradise on earth.

If I was running the British Empire, I would have found a way to stand up for Poland (Britain honoring her treaty with Poland) without going to war with Germany. I would not have been in debt to the Jews the way Prime Minister Winston Churchill was.

Adolf Hitler and the German National Socialists opposed both Communism and Capitalism in theory. Pragmatically, they regarded Jewish Communism as a mortal enemy, with great fear and loathing, for they knew the savagery, cruelty, degeneracy, economic failure, mass murder, internal exiles of whole peoples, and genocide of the Soviet Union and wanted no part of that. At the same time Adolf Hitler and the German National Socialists worked intimately with the great industrial and capitalist enterprises of the time, such as: Thyssen, Krupp, Bayer, IBM, Ford, GM, DuPont, General Electric, Morgan, Rockefeller, National City Bank, Kuhn, Loeb, and Company (Jewish), Standard Oil, I.G. Farben, Brown Brothers Harriman, Union Banking Corporation, Swiss Banks, and Jewish bankers Paul and Max Warburg, among many others.