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1. He brought a full court press, indeed a Blitzkrieg campaign on the subject of global warming

2. When Jason read of der Fuhrer and his appeasers before he unleashed the blitzkrieg of his Wehrmacht on the countries of Europe, it was hard not to see a parallel

3. In its invasion of Poland in September of 1939, the blitzkrieg combined speed as a

4. streets, but are they really a match for a blitzkrieg

5. I decided to blitzkrieg the pervert

6. So the US goes to war with Iran first bombing their nuclear work sites with bunker busters, and then general “shock and awe” (sort of like what Hitler called blitzkrieg)

7. The third reason was that a vital few of the German generals who had Hitler’s ear, had grasped the concept of Blitzkrieg

8. In May 1940, Hitler’s blitzkrieg in the west, followed by the evacuation at Dunkirk created a chaotic situation for the Anglo French allies

9. Stalin was convinced that countries in Western Europe had been beaten by their own fear of German invincibility and he sensed that Blitzkrieg could be defeated

10. Hitler, therefore, decided that if Blitzkrieg was inapplicable to Britain, then it was applicable elsewhere on the European continent

11. Hitler, therefore, conceived a bold and imaginative military plan which outlined a blitzkrieg across Belgium, with the ultimate objective of re-capturing the strategic port of Antwerp; thereby seizing the initiative once more

12. Despite the compelling evidence of the First World War, and of course four years earlier, when the world was staggered by a surprise German armoured blitzkrieg through the Ardennes

13. Hitler, now of the opinion his Blitzkrieg

14. In a new blitzkrieg technique, Germany attacked Poland, Belgium and the Netherlands, and in rapid succession, the German machine crushed Denmark, Norway, Luxembourg and France

15. The famous German Blitzkrieg was actually a strategy invented when Guidarion the tank commander disobeyed Hitler’s direct command to stop after the initial successful penetration into France

16. A French officer, one Charles de Gaulle, wrote a book about How to Make Best Use of Your Tank but it was a German general, Heinz Guderian, who wrote the book Achtung! Panzer! (Attention! Tank!), which outlined a whole new approach to warfare: ‘Lightning war’ – Blitzkrieg

17. Blitzkrieg was based on the idea of winning victory very fast