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Hitler and America
Author: Klaus P. Fischer
Year: January 1, 2011
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Language: English



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Hitler and America: A Study of Perception and Misconception In February 1942, just two months after declaring war on the United States, Adolf Hitler praised America's great industrial achievements and acknowledged that Germany would need time to catch up with the Americans. He admired America's superiority in transportation, particularly in the automobile industry, and his personal train was even code-named "Amerika. " In his book, Hitler and America, historian Klaus P. Fischer explores how Hitler viewed America, a nation that was central to Germany's defeat. Hitler's View of America: A Split-Minded Image Hitler had a split-minded image of America, often referring to it as both a feeble country and an industrial colossus worthy of imitation. He belittled America while also admiring its can-do spirit, which he attributed to the Nordic blood of its people. However, he saw America as a mongrel nation grown too rich too soon and governed by a capitalist elite with strong ties to the Jews. This dual perception of America is a reflection of Hitler's own conflicting views on the country.
Гитлер и Америка: исследование восприятия и заблуждения В феврале 1942 года, всего через два месяца после объявления войны Соединенным Штатам, Адольф Гитлер высоко оценил великие промышленные достижения Америки и признал, что Германии потребуется время, чтобы догнать американцев. Он восхищался превосходством Америки в транспорте, особенно в автомобильной промышленности, и его личный поезд даже носил кодовое название "Amerika. "В своей книге" Гитлер и Америка "историк Клаус П. Фишер исследует, как Гитлер рассматривал Америку, нацию, которая имела центральное значение для поражения Германии. «Взгляд Гитлера на Америку: расколотый образ» Гитлер имел расколотый образ Америки, часто называя её одновременно слабой страной и промышленной махиной, достойной подражания. Он принижал Америку, одновременно восхищаясь ее духом can-do, который он приписывал нордической крови ее народа. Тем не менее, он видел Америку слишком рано разбогатевшей нацией и управляемой капиталистической элитой, имеющей прочные связи с евреями. Такое двойственное восприятие Америки является отражением противоречивых взглядов самого Гитлера на страну.
Hitler et l'Amérique : une étude de perception et d'illusion En février 1942, deux mois seulement après la déclaration de guerre aux États-Unis, Adolf Hitler a salué les grandes réalisations industrielles de l'Amérique et a reconnu que l'Allemagne prendrait le temps de rattraper les Américains. Il admirait l'excellence américaine dans les transports, en particulier dans l'industrie automobile, et son train personnel portait même le nom de code "Amerika. "Dans son livre" Hitler et l'Amérique ", l'historien Klaus P. Fisher étudie comment Hitler considérait l'Amérique, une nation qui était au cœur de la défaite de l'Allemagne. « point de vue d'Hitler sur l'Amérique : une image divisée » Hitler avait une image divisée de l'Amérique, souvent qualifiée à la fois de pays faible et de magicien industriel digne d'être imité. Il appauvrit l'Amérique tout en admirant son esprit can-do qu'il attribuait au sang nordique de son peuple. Pourtant, il voyait l'Amérique trop tôt comme une nation riche et dirigée par une élite capitaliste avec des liens forts avec les Juifs. Cette double perception de l'Amérique reflète les opinions contradictoires d'Hitler lui-même sur le pays.
Hitler y América: un estudio de percepción y delirio En febrero de 1942, apenas dos meses después de declarar la guerra a Estados Unidos, Adolf Hitler elogió los grandes avances industriales de Estados Unidos y reconoció que Alemania tardaría en ponerse al día con los estadounidenses. Admiraba la superioridad de Estados Unidos en el transporte, especialmente en la industria automotriz, y su tren personal llevaba incluso el nombre en clave de "Amerika. "En su libro Hitler y América, el historiador Klaus P. Fischer explora cómo Hitler consideró a América, una nación que fue central en la derrota de Alemania. «La mirada de Hitler a América: una imagen dividida» Hitler tenía una imagen dividida de Estados Unidos, a menudo llamándola a la vez un país débil y un coloso industrial digno de imitar. Menospreció a América mientras admiraba su espíritu can-do, que atribuía a la sangre nórdica de su pueblo. n embargo, vio a Estados Unidos demasiado pronto como una nación rica y gobernada por una élite capitalista con fuertes vínculos con los judíos. Esta percepción ambivalente de Estados Unidos es un reflejo de las opiniones contradictorias del propio Hitler sobre el país.
Hitler e América: Estudo de percepção e equívoco Em fevereiro de 1942, apenas dois meses após a declaração de guerra aos Estados Unidos, Adolf Hitler elogiou as grandes conquistas industriais americanas e reconheceu que a Alemanha levaria tempo para alcançar os americanos. Ele admirava a excelência americana nos transportes, especialmente na indústria automobilística, e seu comboio particular sequer usava o nome de código "Amérika. "Em seu livro" Hitler and America ", o historiador Klaus P. Fisher explora como Hitler considerou a América, uma nação que era fundamental para derrotar a Alemanha. «A visão de Hitler sobre a América: uma imagem dividida», Hitler tinha uma imagem dividida da América, muitas vezes chamando-a de um país fraco e um mahin industrial digno de ser imitado. Ele menosprezou a América ao mesmo tempo em que admirava o seu espírito de can-do, que ele atribuía ao sangue nórdico do seu povo. No entanto, ele viu a América muito cedo, uma nação rica e governada por uma elite capitalista com fortes laços com os judeus. Essa percepção dupla da América é um reflexo da visão contraditória do próprio Hitler sobre o país.
Hitler e America: uno studio sulla percezione e l'inganno Nel febbraio 1942, appena due mesi dopo la dichiarazione di guerra agli Stati Uniti, Adolf Hitler ha apprezzato i grandi successi industriali dell'America e ha riconosciuto che la Germania avrebbe avuto bisogno di tempo per raggiungere gli americani. Ha ammirato l'eccellenza americana nei trasporti, specialmente nel settore automobilistico, e il suo treno privato aveva anche il nome in codice "Amerika. "Nel suo libro" Hitler and America ", lo storico Klaus P. Fisher studia come Hitler considerasse l'America, una nazione centrale per sconfiggere la Germania. «Lo sguardo di Hitler sull'America: un'immagine divisa» Hitler aveva un'immagine divisa dell'America, spesso definendola un paese debole e un maka industriale degno di essere imitato. Egli sminuì l'America, ammirando al tempo stesso il suo spirito di can-do, che attribuiva al sangue nordico del suo popolo. Tuttavia, ha visto l'America troppo presto diventare una nazione ricca e governata da un'elite capitalista con forti legami con gli ebrei. Questa doppia percezione dell'America riflette la visione contraddittoria di Hitler sul paese.
Hitler und Amerika: Erforschung von Wahrnehmung und Irrtum Im Februar 1942, nur zwei Monate nach der Kriegserklärung an die Vereinigten Staaten, lobte Adolf Hitler die großen industriellen Errungenschaften Amerikas und räumte ein, dass Deutschland Zeit brauchen würde, um die Amerikaner einzuholen. Er bewunderte Amerikas Überlegenheit im Transport, besonders in der Automobilindustrie, und sein persönlicher Zug trug sogar den Codenamen "Amerika. "Der Historiker Klaus P. Fischer untersucht in seinem Buch Hitler und Amerika, wie Hitler Amerika betrachtete, eine Nation, die für die Niederlage Deutschlands von zentraler Bedeutung war. Hitlers „Hitlers Blick auf Amerika: Ein gespaltenes Bild“ Hitler hatte ein gespaltenes Bild von Amerika und nannte es oft gleichzeitig ein schwaches Land und einen industriellen Koloss, der nachahmenswert war. Er erniedrigte Amerika und bewunderte gleichzeitig seinen Can-Do-Geist, den er dem nordischen Blut seines Volkes zuschrieb. Dennoch sah er Amerika zu früh als eine reich gewordene Nation und von einer kapitalistischen Elite regiert, die starke Verbindungen zu den Juden hatte. Diese ambivalente Wahrnehmung Amerikas spiegelt Hitlers eigene widersprüchliche Ansichten über das Land wider.
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Hitler ve Amerika: Algı ve Yanılgı Üzerine Bir Çalışma Şubat 1942'de, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ne savaş ilan ettikten sadece iki ay sonra, Adolf Hitler Amerika'nın büyük endüstriyel başarılarını övdü ve Almanya'nın Amerikalıları yakalamasının zaman alacağını kabul etti. Amerika'nın ulaşımdaki, özellikle de otomobil endüstrisindeki üstünlüğüne hayran kaldı ve kişisel treni "Amerika" kod adıyla bile geçti. Tarihçi Klaus P. Fischer, Hitler ve Amerika adlı kitabında, Hitler'in Almanya'nın yenilgisinin merkezinde yer alan bir ulus olan Amerika'yı nasıl gördüğünü araştırıyor. Hitler'in Amerika Görüşü: Bölünmüş Bir Görüntü Hitler'in Amerika'nın bölünmüş bir imajı vardı, çoğu zaman hem zayıf bir ülke hem de taklit edilmeye değer bir sanayi devi olarak adlandırdı. Amerika'yı küçümserken, halkının İskandinav kanına atfettiği can-do ruhuna hayran kaldı. Yine de Amerika'yı çok erken zengin bir ulus olarak gördü ve Yahudilerle güçlü bağları olan kapitalist bir elit tarafından yönetildi. Amerika'nın bu ikili algısı, Hitler'in kendi çelişkili ülke görüşlerinin bir yansımasıdır.
هتلر وأمريكا: دراسة الإدراك والوهم في فبراير 1942، بعد شهرين فقط من إعلان الحرب على الولايات المتحدة، أشاد أدولف هتلر بالإنجازات الصناعية العظيمة لأمريكا وأقر بأن الأمر سيستغرق وقتًا حتى تلحق ألمانيا بالأمريكيين. لقد أعجب بتفوق أمريكا في النقل، خاصة في صناعة السيارات، حتى أن قطاره الشخصي كان يحمل الاسم الرمزي "أميريكا. "في كتابه هتلر وأمريكا، يستكشف المؤرخ كلاوس ب. فيشر كيف نظر هتلر إلى أمريكا، الأمة التي كانت مركزية لهزيمة ألمانيا. نظرة هتلر لأمريكا: صورة منقسمة لهتلر صورة منقسمة لأمريكا، وغالبًا ما وصفها بأنها دولة ضعيفة وعملاق صناعي يستحق التقليد. لقد قلل من شأن أمريكا بينما كان معجبًا بروح القدرة على العمل، والتي نسبها إلى دم الشمال لشعبها. ومع ذلك، فقد رأى أمريكا في وقت قريب جدًا دولة ثرية وتحكمها نخبة رأسمالية لها علاقات قوية باليهود. هذا التصور المزدوج لأمريكا هو انعكاس لآراء هتلر المتضاربة عن البلاد.

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