did u know that hitler wrote a sequal to mein kampf explaining in greater detail his great plan to take over the world? after he was finished in europe, he had planned to invade the U.S., and do a nuclear attack on san francisco. he also did admire one thing about the U.S., the fact that they rounded up the native americans, and put them on reservations, taking their land as our own. he loved the idea of ruling over another race. anyways, i just thought that maybe somebody would respond to this. i don't remeber some of it, these are just the facts that popped up first.

Your description sounds a little fishy. How would Hitler have known about nuclear weapons before the war? I presume he would be too busy to write a book during the war.

then go search around for it then

Um, no, I don't think so. Addicted Archer, please stop making up these little stories of yours, nobody is amused.

Yes, the Americans have an affinity for facism, which I wouldn't have thought before the rise of the neo-cons. George W. Bush's grandfather actually did business with the Nazis, so I hear.

There is a book coming out soon by a German writer who talks about an alleged nuclear test that took place during WWII somewhere south of Berlin. There were reports of a bright light and a large fireball, and afterwards of patients with wounds that resembled radiation burns.

Um, no, I don't think so. Addicted Archer, please stop making up these little stories of yours, nobody is amused.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1064474/posts
http://www.bookfinder.us/review2/1929631162.html

do these look like made up stories to you? go and do the research before you judge next time. FIY, i wasn't trying to amuse anyone, i was only pointing out that there is another book out there.

Maybe so, but you're still guilty of sensationalism. There is NO way that Hitler mentioned a nuclear attack on San Francisco. This book was written in 1928 and atomic bombs weren't even a wet dream at that time.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN%3D1929631162/002-3160015-1066465

yes, i'm sorry. hitler did want to attack san francisco, but he did not mention it in the book. i was studying him in history, then watching something on the history channel about him, and they just got crossed. sorry for the confusion. they were 2 seperate ideas.