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Buchanan’s pro-German and anti-Polish book The Unnecessary War
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Patrick J. Buchanan writes falsely in his book, “Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War” (Crown Publishers, 2008, ISBN 978-0-307-40515-9) that there were two main causes of the decline of the West, namely the declaration of war on Germany in 1914 and British guarantees to Poland in March 1939, which according to Buchanan, gave an opportunity to the “reckless” Poles to start the Second World War.
The truth is, that facing German mobilization, which started on July 31, 1914, Russia also mobilized. Then on August 1, 1914, the already fully mobilized Germany declared war on Russia by means of an ultimatum, which stated that if Russia does not demobilize within 12 hours, Germany will (and actually did) attack Russia. Thereby Germany started the actual fighting of the First World War, which was at first successful as long as the battles were fought within west European net of railroads with narrower spacing between rails. Farther east, German operation became more difficult.
Next day on August 2, 1914, German ultimatum to Belgium demanded free passage in order to attack France, whom the Germans hoped to defeat as quickly as they did in 1871. The defeat of Russia by Germany and German colonization of Russia, similar to the British colonization of India, was to take a longer time, according to Aleksander Guczkow, defense minister in Kerensky’s government.
According to Guchkov Germans wanted to treat Russia like the British treated India, so that they could build “the German Empire from the Rhine River to Vladivostok” in competition for world domination and against the British Empire. The Germans wanted to end British control of the seas. German victory was to promote Germany from number three to the number one colonial power.
Loosing on the western front, Germans had to give up temporarily the building of “the German Empire from the Rhine River to Vladivostok” and moved their troops from the Russian front to the western front in France. In order to do so, the German government recruited Lenin, a revolutionary refugee in Switzerland, in order make him start a revolution in Russia, so that the German army could have more soldiers for combat in France.
Six million dollars in gold was brought to Russia from Germany by Lenin, and twenty million dollars in gold from New York was brought on board of the ship “Christiana Fiord” by Leon Trotsky (Lev Davidovich Bronstein), for the financing of the Bolshevik takeover of the government in St Petersburg. It happened mainly by hiring, for that purpose, the local organized criminal gangs. The Bolshevik government whom no one wanted had to use terror in order get power and to stay in power.
True to Lenin’s mission, the Bolshevik government surrendered to Germany at Brest Litovsk on February 9, 1918 and formally agreed to make Russia a vassal of Germany as the first step towards building of the “German Empire from the Rhine River to Vladivostok.”
The Social Revolutionary Party considered Lenin a traitor, and on August 30, 1918, he was shot by Dora Kaplan and had one of his lungs punctured. On July 6, 1918, the German Ambassador, Count von Mirbach, was killed in Moscow. Some 200 Social Revolutionaries were executed as a reprisal. On July 30, 1918, Field Marshal von Eichhorn, German commander in the Ukraine and his aid captain von Dressler were killed by a bomb thrown in the streets of Kiev by Social Revolutionary Boris Danskio. On August 31, the British Embassy was sacked by Bolsheviks in Petrograd and British attaché, captain Gromie, was killed. Russia was not about to be quickly colonized by Germany.
German capitulation on the Western Front on November 11, 1918, postponed the grandiose German plans to colonize Russia till 1939. Hitler’s “best case scenario” was to start with the annexation of the Ukraine. Before shooting started Hitler told the representative of the League of Nations, Jacob Burkhardt, in August 1939, that if the West is too stupid to understand that Hitler’s purpose is to destroy Soviet Russia, then Hitler would join Russia in order to defeat the West, and after his victory over the West, he would destroy the Soviet Union.
I remember that while being incarcerated for five years as a political prisoner in Sachsenhausen concentration camp near Berlin, I have heard a conversation between of two officers of the Waffen SS who, by the end of 1942, still believed that after winning the Second World War, Germany would have to attack Japan in order to establish a mighty German marine base in Vladivostock, to dominate the Pacific Ocean.
According to Goebbel’s Diary, Hitler believed the British Empire “must be preserved if at all possible. For if it collapses, then we [the Germans] shall not inherit it.” According to Buchanan, Hitler believed that “the British were a superior race and a fit partner for Germany,” while the ardent Zionist Winston Churchill was “his worst enemy, the tool of English Jews who had scorched an Anglo-German alliance.” During the 1940 invasion of France, when British forces were fleeing towards Dunkirk in panic to evacuate, Hitler personally ordered a halt to two SS divisions, which were about to annihilate the retreating British who were on the mercy of the German air force, while defenselessly crossing from France to England.
One should point out that earlier, on August 22, 1939, furious because the Poles derailed his “best case scenario against Russia,” Hitler ordered his generals to use utmost ferocity against all ethnic Poles and made sure that German ammunition boxes were stamped with words “Do not save” or “Nicht Schparen.” German records indicate that their war machine used in the assault on Poland in the fall of 1939 over 400 million rounds of rifle and machine gun ammunition, over two million artillery shells, and about 70,000 aerial bombs. The next year in the 1940 conquest of France, the Germans used less than half as much ammunition, artillery shells, and bombs.
Many times Poland was a victim of the international law of the jungle. Geneva conventions tried unsuccessfully, to oppose the exercise of international law of the jungle, practiced by stronger countries against the weaker states. They remained valid on paper only, and Poland was one of the countries that suffered. Poland’s predicament in 1939 illustrates the use of the law of the jungle by her neighbors Germany and the Soviet Union, both of whom were ready to commit mass murders, for the purpose of “beheading the Polish nation” by murdering its intellectual elite.
The Poles realized that German victory in 1939 over the USSR would result in the annexation of the Ukraine by Germany and liquidation of the Polish state in its historic lands, which to Buchanan apparently represents no more than “collateral damage.” On the other hand, in case of its victory, the Soviet “evil empire” would convert Poland into a satellite state on the historic Polish lands, thus leaving open a possibility for Poles to fight for liberty later on. Mainly for this reason the Poles chose not to help Hitler to destroy the USSR in 1939. It was either total annihilation of a nation of 36 million (in 1939), or temporary enslavement of the 24 million (what was left of Poland after the Second World War).
Needless to say, the Russians do not openly admit that Poland’s refusal to fight on Hitler’s side likely saved the USSR from defeat in a two-front war that started in 1939. General of the NKVD, Pavel Sudoplatov, described the fear in Moscow of the defeat in the two front war simultaneously against Germany and Japan in his book Special Tasks.
Poland’s refusal in January 1939 to join Hitler diminished by 50 percent the prospective 600 divisions of the Anti-Komintern Pact forces. Hitler’s plan was for Poland to supply 100 divisions and for Japan to supply 200. The Poles refused to cooperate with Hitler, whereas the Japanese were offended by the Hitler-Stalin pact concluded on 23 August 1939. This was well understood by Admiral Canaris, the head of the Abwehr, Germany’s official military intelligence agency. Canaris understood that Hitler’s policies and plans would lead Germany to disaster because of manpower shortages, estimated at one million men on the Russian front alone. Canaris became involved in two abortive plots to assassinate Hitler first in 1938 and again in 1939.
Despite all this evidence, Patrick J. Buchanan apparently writes in solidarity with the neo-Nazis who falsify history and repeat such slogans as “Danzig, Breslau und Stettin sind so Deutsch wie Berlin.” The irony of this particular slogan is that all four cities originally were named and founded by the Lekhitic Slavs. The Poles belong to the Eastern Lekhitic group. The original names of three of these settlements (now cities) were reintroduced after German defeat in 1945. They are: Gdańsk, Wrocław and Szczecin. As to “Berlin,” it originated from “Bralin,” which was the name of a slave market, on which 1000 years ago, the Vieletic and Obodritic Slavs were selling captured German slaves to the Jews from Muslim Spain, who in turn resold them at the Cordoba slave market.
Buchanan omits the fact that the essence of the policies of the Nazi government at all times was the implementation of the doctrine of Lebensraum, or “German living space,” which was first introduced in 1848 at an all-German congress at Frankfurt. “Lebensraum” is the modern and possibly final version of the 1000-year-old German “push east to conquer the Slavic lands,” known as the “Drang nach dem Slavischen Osten” or simply the “Drang nach Osten.” Hitler as the “man of destiny” planed to finish the “Drang” and create for the next millennium a huge Nazi Germany that was to include the vast agricultural lands of the Slavic two-thirds of Europe.
Obviously Buchanan falsifies history by saying that the British guarantees to Poland in March 1939 permitted the Poles to drag Britain, France and the USA into the “Unnecessary War.” Let us recap what really happened.
Poland’s critical negotiations with Hitler took place during the period from August 5, 1935 to January 26, 1939, when Hitler tried to persuade Poland to join the Anti-Comintern Pact. This has been described by Józef Lipski, the Polish Ambassador to Germany, in his book Diplomat in Berlin, 1933-1939.
During that period Polish diplomats understood Hitler’s “best case scenerio,” which was to annex Ukraine after victory over the Soviet Union by the joined forces of the Anti-Comintern Pact. The Pact was to have some 600 divisions or more than twice the number of Soviet divisions, which were weakened by the Stalinist purges. Some 44,000 of most experienced Soviet officers were killed in Stalinist purges.
The 600 divisions envisaged by Hitler were to include 220 German divisions, 200 Japanese divisions, 80 divisions from several minor members of the Pact, and 100 Polish divisions, after mobilization of some three and half million Polish soldiers or 10 percent of the population of Poland.
Earlier, Hitler was an admirer of the Polish victory in the Polish-Soviet war of 1919 and 1920. Then the Soviet commander Mikhail Tukhachevsky wrote an order on July 4, 1920: „To the west over the corpse of White Poland, onto the road to worldwide conflagration.” Thus Poland’s victory over the Red Army saved Europe from communist revolution of combined forces of Russian and German Communists.
Twenty years later, Hitler wanted an alliance with Poland and Japan in his obsession to attack the Soviet Union and follow the teachings of his mentors such as major general Karl Haushoffer, in order to realize his version of the dream of the “German Empire from the Rhine River to Vladivostok” and German domination of the world. However, without the planned allies “Soviet forces outnumbered those of Germany: 20,000 tanks to 3,500 and 10,000 aircraft to the Luftwaffe’s 3,400” (Hammond Atlas of the 20th Century, edited by Richard Overy, Times Books, Harper Collins, 1999).
Japanese forces attacked the Soviets starting in 1937 and fought some of the largest air battles in the world history. In the Soviet-Japanese battle of August 20-25, 1939, on the Khalka River at Khalkhim-Gol, near the trans-Siberian railroad, 25,000 Japanese soldiers and 10,000 Soviets were killed. The Japanese losses included some 50,000 wounded in the battle, which is described by historians as the first to use the blitzkrieg tactics. Little known in the West, the battle of Khlkhim-Gol was one of the decisive battles of the Second World War.
The German betrayal of Japan took place when the Japanese did not receive the expected German help against the USSR. Instead, on August 23, 1939, Germany signed an anti-Polish friendship pact with the Soviets, thereby betraying the Anti-Comintern Pact, signed by Hitler with Japan on November 6, 1936. The betrayed Japan lodged an official protests in Berlin.
Germany’s invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939 was to be a part of the final stage of the German push on to the “Slavic East,” the push that started a thousand years ago. Nearly one hundred years earlier, Otto von Bismarck, Germany’s “Iron Chancellor,” began seriously advancing his concept of exterminating the Catholic Poles. In the second half of the nineteenth century, Bismarck almost replayed the scenario of the German genocide of the Balto-Slavic Prussians in the thirteenth century. As early as 1856, Bismarck wrote that the Polish minority in Prussia must be exterminated. Chancellor Bismarck repeatedly likened the Poles to wolves who should be “shot to death whenever possible.” In 1861 he declared, “Hit the Poles till they despair of their very lives. . . if we are to survive, our only course is to exterminate them.” (Werner Richter, Bismarck, New York: Putnam Press, 1964, page 101).
Bismarck’s anti-Catholic and anti-Polish policies were the basis for his “Kulturkampf” program. Such ideas were a prelude to the genocides and mass murders of the twentieth century – the century in which more people were killed than ever before. The Prussian hatred of everything Polish (which Bismarck encouraged and personified) dates back to the eighteenth century when the Kingdom of Prussia was created (1701) with its capital in Berlin. Ironically, this happened with financial help of the Jews, thanks to the regular transfer of capital from Poland to Berlin by Jewish bankers who, frightened by the Chmielnicki’s uprising and mass killings of Jews in the Ukraine in 1648, began to transfer their capital from the Polish Commonwealth to Germany. Thus Jews played their role in the subsequent partitions of Poland: having had a virtual monopoly over Polish finances, they made sure that no capital was left in Poland to enable Polish kings to raise and maintain defense armies.
Prussia was the cradle of modern German militarism. The name “Prussia” echoed the thirteenth century conquest and genocide of the Balto-Slavic Prussians by the armed monks of the Teutonic Order. However, the Kingdom of Prussia experienced difficulties during the Seven Years‘ War. Berlin was occupied and burned by the Russian army in 1760. Russia decided to destroy the relatively new Kingdom of Prussia in order to prevent it from acquiring the means to unify the 350 independent German principalities into a united Germany, with its new capital in Berlin. In exchange for East Prussia and Silesia (which Russia was willing to give to Poland in case of a victorious war against Prussia), Poland was to give Podolia to Russia. However, Polish citizens living in Podolia refused to agree to become subjects of the tsar and derailed the opportunity to end the menace to Poland by of the parasitic Kingdom of Prussia.
Poland’s refusal to the exchange of provinces with the Russians saved the Kingdom of Prussia from destruction and permitted the Hohenzollerns of Berlin to return to their schemes for partitioning Poland, after a new and weak-minded Tsar Peter III (1728-1762) became very accommodating to Prussia. The situation became even more favorable to Berlin after Peter III was assassinated with the connivance of his German wife, Catherine II (1729-1796), who usurped the Russian throne by a coup d’etat on July 9, 1762. The marriage of Peter III and Catherine is known as a „miracle” that saved Prussia.
Berlin was then able to provoke a series of Polish-Russian wars. Each war gave Berlin a chance to annex Polish lands. The cultural and economic oppression by Prussia of the annexed Polish citizens followed until the times of Bismarck, who formed his plans for simply exterminating the Poles. Thus the Germans had a strong anti-Polish tradition which helped inspire Hitler’s genocidal crimes against Poland.
On April 24, 1939, when Hitler terminated his non-aggression pact with Poland, he was furious that Poland rejected his “offer of friendship and alliance.” As I said earlier, Hitler made such an offer for the first time as early as August 5, 1935 when he declared that good Polish-German relations were of primary importance to him. He wanted a military alliance with Poland and Japan against the Soviet Union to which he had no land access. Poland’s territory constituted a physical barrier between Germany and the Soviets.
Hitler’s “best case scenario” was to attack the Soviets with some 600 divisions without having to fight on the western front. When Poland refused, Hitler put to practice Bismarck’s wishes and committed mass murder in Poland. Already as a vengeance and already in February 1940, Hitler published detailed plans for the destruction of Warsaw as prepared on his orders by architect Zigfrid Pabst. Warsaw was systematically destroyed by the Germans in 1944 when the Soviets stopped the front to let the Germans eliminate as many Polish patriots as possible and in the process kill a over a hundred thousand civilians. Hitlers acts of vengance were useful to the Soviets.
Betrayal of Poland in 1943 took place in Teheran. The Teheran agreement was truly a manifestation of the law of the jungle. One year later in Moscow, Churchill reaffirmed his acceptance of the Soviet border along the Bug River and promised Stalin to “bring pressure to bear” on the Poles to do likewise. On October 13, 1944 Churchill wrote referring to Stalin: “The more I see him, the more I like him.”
In his book Buchanan characterizes Poles as arrogant, full of hubris, irrational, treacherous and stupid, while Poland’ foreign minister Józef Beck is described as “detested… for his duplicity, dishonesty, and… depravity.” Buchanan quotes Churchill saying that Poland had a “hyena appetite” for Zaolzie (on the Czechoslovak border) in his reference to the origins of “The Unnecessary War.”
Patrick J. Buchanan presented a falsified story in his book. He falsely claimed that there were two causes of the decline of the West, namely the declaration of war on Germany in 1914 and British guarantees to Poland in March 1939, which according to Buchanan gave an opportunity to the Poles to start the Second World War. This is nonsense. One can only surmise that these falsifications stem from Buchanan‘s zeal to criticize the current irresponsibility of issuing security guarantees by the USA to over 50 countries. While it is legitimate to criticize the United States international commitments, it is illegitimate to do so at the expense of Poland whose sons and daughters were silenced first by the Nazis, and then by the fifty years of Soviet occupation of that country
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