'Tea with Hitler' attracts numberous americans and various neo-nazis.

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Churchill himself even hated Democracy, but saw it as a good substitute for a good ruling government for the time being.

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[QUOTE=Sobotnik;32202087]Churchill himself even hated Democracy, but saw it as a good substitute for a good ruling government for the time being.[/QUOTE]

He had often praised Mussolini and Hitler in the 1920s/30s. Funnily enough, right after the German capitulation in World War II, he wanted to rearm what was left of the German military (several hundred thousand troops and lots of equipment) and attack the Soviet Union with them and the help of the United States in what was dubbed "Operation Unthinkable".

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[QUOTE=LunchboxOfDoom;32204912]He had often praised Mussolini and Hitler in the 1920s/30s. Funnily enough, right after the German capitulation in World War II, he wanted to rearm what was left of the German military (several hundred thousand troops and lots of equipment) and attack the Soviet Union with them and the help of the United States in what was dubbed "Operation Unthinkable".[/QUOTE]

He also advocated investment into industry rather than social reform.

Britain paradoxically had a lot of industry left that stagnated, whilst Germany started from scratch and rebuilt very quickly whilst the British kinda fucked themselves over.