Why did Germany surrender without a single enemy soldier crossing its border? Was it due to being bitch-made, a 'stab in the back' as Hitler claimed, or did they know something we don't?
>>18060959British naval blockade was very effective at starving out the German people and preventing them from getting the fuel they needed to keep war operations underway.
>>18060959>Germany in throes of revolutionQui would do such a thing?
>>18060982The 99% white German navy.
>>18060959Because they lacked raw materials and fuel, their ports were blockaded by the British, and even food in Germany was becoming scarce (food in stores was becoming increasingly expensive and even rationed).Do you think the anti-government revolts in Germany arose from "excess prosperity" among civilians?
>>18060983>1% jews is all they needI agree.
>>18061006German sailors were denied a glorious Endkampf, so they mutinied. The rest is history; it was about our Ehre, not about a false and gay economic mismanagement.
>>18061007They are the all powerful master race after all.
>>18061015When it comes to rabble-rousing revolutionary fervor, undoubtedly. They are the race of the zealots, the apostles and the reds. The goyim can't hold a menora candle to them in that domain.
>>18061012prove it
>>18060959They were intelligent enough to recognise they had lost on the battlefield, not just in the west, but also crucially in the south, where the fall of Bulgaria and collapse of Austria-Hungary would have allowed the entente forces to open up a new front or direct more soldiers to the west. Plus the Americans were only just starting to send troops into the war, and this would only increase as time went on. They surrendered early, to make sure the German state survived and the ravages of war didn't harm the German civilians.
>>18060959Enemy soldiers had crossed the border into germany in 1914 already you fucking mongoloid
>>18060959The British starved them into submissionAlso they fell for Wilson's propaganda and thought if they became a democracy then the Allies would show them mercy
Absolutely ridiculous that Hitler and Nazi propaganda pushed the stab-in-the-back myth, claiming Germany had not lost militarily but was betrayed by politicians, Jews, and Marxists. The worst part is people actually believed it.
>>18061656> The British starved them into submissionThey couldn't grow their own food? What a joke.
>>18063332Neither Germany or England are self-sufficient economies. If either is cut off from world trade then it starves
>>18063332Kys Janusz. You will never be English
>>18060959for the following reasons>population was starving and by that point the military was also starting to feel the affects of the blockade>army had piss poor moral and was retreating on all fronts with multiple fortified lines breached, an invasion of Germany proper was pretty much inevitable if the war began and due to the issue stated above it was likely it would end in total occupation>all of their allies had either collapsed or were close to collapsing which not only freed up far more entente soldiers but some of these new states even allowed the entente to move through their states meaning Germany was likely going to have another front again but with an army that was breaking>made worse by the fact the American army was pouring in with fresh troops and supplies meaning what little change they had to hold out wasn't going to happen
>>18063332not without south american nitrogen (which they couldn't get)plus having adult men at the front or making munitions meant fewer of them available for agriculture
>>18061135People forget that the 'hundred days offensive' started as a skirmish. The Americans were preparing for the real offensive in 1919 at the earliest.The Entente was shocked to see the German lines so easily collapse in late 1918.The Germans were quick to sue for peace because you want to negotiate your way out while you still have some position of strength left, and before the enemy starts ravaging and looting your country. This is literally standard procedure. All German european allies did the same both in ww1 and ww2. As soon as the enemy has broken through, you sue for peace. The Entente were also quick to accept the German armistice instead of continue to push for Berlin, because they wanted to keep America out of negotiations as much as possible. The hundred days offensive was still majority French/British divisions, but the longer they wait, the more reliant on American divisions and material they would become, meaning America gets a stronger presence at the negotiation table.The Germans at first specifically surrendered to America only, because Wilsons demands would have given them a favorable deal by potentially annex German speaking parts in the east, including Austria and Sudetenland already in 1918-19.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_German-AustriaIt's also a major reason for the revolution, because Wilson demanded that Germany becomes democratic as a precondition for negotiations.This made Britain and France freak out because it means they've basically wasted 4 years of carnage.
>>18063332cleary it's too much for the aryan master race
>>18060959Starved by British blockade. Also the US had entered the war
>>18060959This physiognomy, thorough economic mismanagement, autism and general kraut retardation. >They could have genuinely won if they had communcations in the battle of the Marne>They could have genuinely won if they had trucks in the 1918 spring offensiveThe looting and morale are memes, krauts couldn't get ammo, artillery and food to their stormtroopers after a couple of miles. I think they got to like 6 miles from cutting off the british rail lines to Ypres, severely bottlenecking the channel ports, opening a flank and likely forcing a general retreat of an entire army in georgette alone. Had they had trucks and/or tanks, it would be quite likely they would have broken through to Amiens in the very least and of all sides, the french likely breaking first with ultimately a WW2 dunkirk style scenario fro the BEF and 1941 Moscow like hedgehog defenses by franco-american strongpoints on the south side of the flank. The war was possibly decided by actions of several divisions at most, divided between key points. Couples of hundred men, armed with whatever their nations have provided them, fought to the bitter end for the fate of nations in a storm of steel. Germans couldn't provide their men the necessary artillery and supplies and thus lost the war
