Dan Snow

Er hätte vielleicht besser involviert, wenn die Japaner involviert wurden, um es zu machen. Und er dachte, es könnte die Japaner ermutigen, ihn zu helfen, die Sowjetunion zu invadieren. Aber das ist ein anderes Thema. So Churchill thinks, right, we're done here. This is it. The statistics now make this look very well-opsided.

Er hätte vielleicht besser involviert, wenn die Japaner involviert wurden, um es zu machen. Und er dachte, es könnte die Japaner ermutigen, ihn zu helfen, die Sowjetunion zu invadieren. Aber das ist ein anderes Thema. So Churchill thinks, right, we're done here. This is it. The statistics now make this look very well-opsided.

We've got the Soviet Union, we've got the British Empire, we've got the Americans on one side and we've got Japan, Germany, Italy effectively on the other. This is not going to work for them. And he straight away, straight away, tells the king. I think it's the day after Pearl Harbor. Churchill says to the king, I'm off to America. I'm going.

We've got the Soviet Union, we've got the British Empire, we've got the Americans on one side and we've got Japan, Germany, Italy effectively on the other. This is not going to work for them. And he straight away, straight away, tells the king. I think it's the day after Pearl Harbor. Churchill says to the king, I'm off to America. I'm going.

We've got the Soviet Union, we've got the British Empire, we've got the Americans on one side and we've got Japan, Germany, Italy effectively on the other. This is not going to work for them. And he straight away, straight away, tells the king. I think it's the day after Pearl Harbor. Churchill says to the king, I'm off to America. I'm going.

I'm gonna... And the reason he goes is because he wants to shape American policy. He does not want them terrassing around the Pacific, chasing the Japanese. Churchill thinks they need to deal with Germany first, right? And this is the big thing Churchill wants to achieve, the so-called Germany first mission.

I'm gonna... And the reason he goes is because he wants to shape American policy. He does not want them terrassing around the Pacific, chasing the Japanese. Churchill thinks they need to deal with Germany first, right? And this is the big thing Churchill wants to achieve, the so-called Germany first mission.

I'm gonna... And the reason he goes is because he wants to shape American policy. He does not want them terrassing around the Pacific, chasing the Japanese. Churchill thinks they need to deal with Germany first, right? And this is the big thing Churchill wants to achieve, the so-called Germany first mission.

Don, I've always wondered, Don, how do the American people take that? Because I've always thought that was kind of an intro. I know that the Germans have declared war on them, but how did they sell that?

Don, I've always wondered, Don, how do the American people take that? Because I've always thought that was kind of an intro. I know that the Germans have declared war on them, but how did they sell that?

Don, I've always wondered, Don, how do the American people take that? Because I've always thought that was kind of an intro. I know that the Germans have declared war on them, but how did they sell that?

Er schreibt seiner eigenen Familie, es ist, als ob er ein Mitglied der Familie ist. Es nimmt die Residenz auf. Es ist verrückt.

Er schreibt seiner eigenen Familie, es ist, als ob er ein Mitglied der Familie ist. Es nimmt die Residenz auf. Es ist verrückt.

Er schreibt seiner eigenen Familie, es ist, als ob er ein Mitglied der Familie ist. Es nimmt die Residenz auf. Es ist verrückt.

Nein, genau. Paul Roosevelt, um den Mann völlig nackt zu sehen, das ist, wie ich es mir vorstelle, ein furchtbarer Gedanke. Ja. Und dann gibt es viele amerikanische Geschichten, wie viel er trinkt. Er trinkt riesige Mengen von Sherry in seinem Zimmer vor dem Frühstück. Ich meine, es ist absolut erstaunlich, wie viel er trinkt.

Nein, genau. Paul Roosevelt, um den Mann völlig nackt zu sehen, das ist, wie ich es mir vorstelle, ein furchtbarer Gedanke. Ja. Und dann gibt es viele amerikanische Geschichten, wie viel er trinkt. Er trinkt riesige Mengen von Sherry in seinem Zimmer vor dem Frühstück. Ich meine, es ist absolut erstaunlich, wie viel er trinkt.

Nein, genau. Paul Roosevelt, um den Mann völlig nackt zu sehen, das ist, wie ich es mir vorstelle, ein furchtbarer Gedanke. Ja. Und dann gibt es viele amerikanische Geschichten, wie viel er trinkt. Er trinkt riesige Mengen von Sherry in seinem Zimmer vor dem Frühstück. Ich meine, es ist absolut erstaunlich, wie viel er trinkt.

Listen, that is very weird for the military and I think we accept it now because of NATO and the World War II, but there is nothing more important for a state than directing its own military affairs. The idea that you subordinate yourself to other people.

Listen, that is very weird for the military and I think we accept it now because of NATO and the World War II, but there is nothing more important for a state than directing its own military affairs. The idea that you subordinate yourself to other people.

Listen, that is very weird for the military and I think we accept it now because of NATO and the World War II, but there is nothing more important for a state than directing its own military affairs. The idea that you subordinate yourself to other people.