Hitler's 9/11: The Secret War on America
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Hitler planned to attack the United States by transforming New York into a towering inferno, but American intelligence anticipated the threat and stationed troops on Iceland to prevent invasion. Despite failed attempts and sabotage efforts, Hitler's plan to bomb the US was ultimately thwarted.
Insights
- American intelligence anticipated Hitler's plan to attack the United States, stationing troops on Iceland to prevent the invasion and thwart potential attacks on American soil.
- Despite elaborate plans and innovative weapons development, including the Amerikabomber project, Hitler's ambitions to bomb the US were ultimately unsuccessful due to American intervention and the redirection of resources towards synthetic fuel production, leading to significant setbacks for the Third Reich's military capabilities.
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Summary
00:00
Hitler's Secret Plan to Attack America
- Hitler's secret plan to attack the United States is revealed, aiming to transform New York into a towering inferno.
- Hitler's engineers work on developing innovative weapons of mass destruction.
- Hitler dreams of using suicide attacks to bring the United States to its knees.
- Hitler visits the Messerschmitt airplane factory and is impressed by a long-range bomber mockup.
- Plans are made to conquer Iceland as a stepping stone for attacking America.
- American intelligence anticipates the threat and stations troops on Iceland before Hitler's invasion.
- German spies scout potential attack targets in the United States to prevent munitions upgrades.
- Messerschmitt orders the development of a fully functional airplane based on the Amerikabomber mockup.
- Roosevelt announces the discovery of secret air landing fields in Colombia, hinting at a possible bombing attack.
- Pearl Harbor is attacked by Japanese aircraft, leading to a change in the American public's political views and Hitler declaring war on the United States.
19:44
Nazi plots foiled by American vigilance.
- Aryan fertility camps were producing babies efficiently for the State's conquest plans.
- German classrooms indoctrinated children to idolize Hitler as their savior and ruler.
- Ethnic Germans in the US were detained in internment camps during WWII.
- German and Japanese nationals were interned in camps to prevent destabilization.
- German Air Force's failed attempts to develop planes for attacking the US.
- German agents attempted sabotage in the US but were discovered and arrested.
- FBI's manhunt for Nazi agents in New York led to their capture.
- FBI discovered TNT for sabotage buried by Nazi agents in Florida.
- Hitler's plan to bomb the US was thwarted by American bombers over Germany.
- SS Chief Himmler oversaw the brutal construction of an underground rocket plant in Austria.
38:48
"Nazi labor, fuel loss, Amerikabomber sacrifice"
- Over 8,000 forced laborers died in Ebensee working on a Nazi project, with 7 kilometers of tunnels completed before the project was halted due to military orders from the Armaments Ministry.
- The focus shifted from producing intercontinental rockets to synthetic fuel due to American attacks on German refineries, leading to a significant loss in fuel production.
- Arms Minister Speer warned Hitler of a 90% loss in fuel production, predicting the Third Reich's military defeat within months.
- Hitler addressed industrial leaders, promising post-war opportunities and urging them to support the war effort.
- Dr. Fritz Nallinger and Professor Kurt Tank collaborated to develop a new Amerikabomber for Daimler-Benz, aiming to overcome distance and speed challenges.
- Nallinger proposed using jet engines and a piggyback method to reach America, with the project gaining approval in January 1945.
- Despite never being utilized, German suicide pilots were recruited for the Amerikabomber project, ultimately sacrificing themselves in futile attempts to halt the Red Army's advance.
