🚨Did you know that Winston Churchill had a secret plan called "Operation Unthinkable" where he wanted to use Britain's 40,000 German Prisoners of War as soldiers to knock out Russia before they became the next superpower?

That is an inconsequential number of soldiers compared to the size of the Red Army at the end of WW2

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When Winston Churchill heard about the attack on Pearl Harbor, he broke out a bottle of champagne and said "We've won the war." His generals looked at him like he lost his mind. America's Pacific fleet was wiped out, France was overrun, and the Luftwaffe was bombing London. Churchill said "America is like a giant boiler. Light a fire under it, and there's no limit to the amount of heat it can generate."

Yes, everyone does, that why he immediately lost the next election after the war because everyone knew he was a coked up warmonger who didn't want the war to stop

"Churchill let the Nazi's continue for science" is one of the most retarded takes I've ever heard. Beating the Nazi's effectively destroyed the British Empire, the idea that Churchill could just waltz down the street and stop them at any time is moronic beyond belief.

Churchill really said, ‘If you can’t beat ‘em, recruit ‘em.’ Wild to think how close we were to rewriting the entire Cold War narrative with German POWs. History is full of these insane ‘what ifs’ that could’ve flipped the script entirely.

Churchill didn’t mess around always thinking ten steps ahead.

40,000 German POWs as tools for war? “Operation Unthinkable” proves the lines between madness and genius blur in the hands of power. History is strategy, never trust a narrative, Only the evidence it hides.

Why would they comply though

Let's start at Gallipoli. Cruise past Dresden.