What did Adolf Hitler and his party do wrong exactly besides making some poor war strategies?

That was basically it. If he just kept doing what he was doing, he would have done a shit ton more. But his eyes got too big for his brain and he poked one too many bears.

Didnt develop jet engines in time

Einstein is jewish

Germany would have won if they had jet planes and they were close to creating them at the time

Says he hates jews and impure races
Attacks white countries

they did create them, just not in time.

>What did Adolf Hitler and his party do wrong exactly besides making some poor war strategies?

They left way too many alive.

Einstein was working on the Atom bomb at the time. He went to America and finished it in the Manhattan Project.

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and you would have never existed

that would be true for any difference whatsoever. He as what he is now would not exist as it would be a different timeline. All worth it though.

What said. Entirely new timeline and well worth it.

Germans were living in mudhuts and doing pagan chants throughout the 1800s while America was inventing and innovating, the biggest mistake Germany made was thinking savage neanderthal Germans were superior to anyone

There are several reasons. For anyone interested in a serious answer that isn’t “cuz of the Jews,” read on...

Germany had terrible supply lines and industry compared to their enemies. The USA was an industrial powerhouse that was never touched by the war. The SovIet Union, thanks to Stalin was able to produce tanks, aircraft, weapons and anything else non-stop. The UK was across an ocean, and had her colonies to keep her supplied. Germany’s factories and supply lines were easily targeted, and they needed to win North Africa to secure oil, which they didn’t.

Technology. Germany’s tech ranged from outdated (KAR98, etc.) to way advanced (STG-44). Their advanced technology in some ways hurt more than it helped. Their Panzer IV was considered better than the Sherman, but it wasn’t a complete outclass. The Tiger was a beast, but it was so mechanically complicated that it broke down sometimes as soon as it got on the field and was a nightmare to fix. It took twice as long to produce one as a single Panzer IV. At their peak, the Germans could produce about 104 per month, while the Americans made over 1100 Sherman tanks a month. See a problem?

Germany didn’t have nearly the manpower as either America or the Soviet Union. Germany’s population at the time was 70 million. The United States has 131 million. The Soviet Union had 169 Million. So that fact alone makes 70 Million against 300 Million. Germany could never replenish their ranks fast enough. I’ll continue this answer below.

he was a jew too , should have gassed himself first

Sure blitzkrieg worked at times, but when they needed to improvise, they could not. The Germans had no long range bombers to take out Soviet factories, while the Germans were getting their factories pummelled day and night.

Hitler was a terrible strategist. Both him and Stalin used the “no retreat ever” creed. The difference is Stalin had many more to replenish his ranks. Hitler did not.

The Germans were originally welcomed in Ukraine. However, because of their ideology, they treated the Ukrainians as inferior. Hence, they turned what could have been allies against themselves because of their beliefs

The German military was moving supplies with horse-drawn carts while using trucks sparingly. The USA ALWAYS used motor vehicles and could effectively get supplies to their soldiers when they needed.

A German POW once saw an American cargo plane being unloaded and he saw what was in the crates... Apple pies.
He said, “we can’t even put fuel in our planes and the Americans can afford to fly pies over here.”

So why did the Nazis lose? It wasn’t just one mistake or several. From the very beginning the Nazis picked a fight they couldn’t win. The odds were against them from the beginning.

Hitler's biggest mistake: Killing or driving away his smartest scientists, the Jews. He should have just grown his industrial infrastructure and exported that to surrounding countries, instead of invading them. Germany would have ended up owning them by capitalism. He could have been the head of a unified Europe like the EU.

he had parkinsons disease so he sped up his efforts since he was dying which ended up spreading him too thin

also fuck him for killing innocent people

inb4 jew loving kike, it always baffles me how you retards want to blame the worlds problems on the kikes. there are 15 million kikes globally out of close to 7 billion people

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Hitler had to roll the dice and the odds were bad, no turning point is enough to emphasize that time was in the Allie's favour. The Grand Strategy was dependent on Germany's ability to win a swift victory, and to aquire new resources to replenish and recover from a position of strength.

He employed and expected Left-Wing policies to produce favourable results. That's where he went wrong.