This episode examines Adolf Hitler’s critique of Germany’s foreign policy after World War I, as outlined in Mein Kampf. The text blames Germany’s failures on internal enemies, weak leadership, and a misguided focus on appeasement over national power.

We explore Hitler’s aggressive vision for Germany’s future, emphasizing territorial expansion in Eastern Europe and the elimination of perceived internal threats like Marxism. This controversial strategy, aimed at restoring strength and independence, serves as a grim precursor to the policies that shaped 20th-century history.

Join us as we dissect the ideology and implications of Hitler’s foreign policy blueprint.