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Hitler thought he knew better than the generals. Here's What You Need to Remember: In the final analysis, Hitler would have done well to heed Guderian’s advice to commit the Sixth Panzer Army to the defense of the Oder line to slow the Russian advance on Berlin. Georg Maier, deputy chief of staff for operations for the Sixth Panzer Army, offered a fitting summation of the failed offensive. “Time, pressure, poor weather, extremely difficult terrain conditions, [and] Hitler’s impatience joined forces with the well-prepared enemy defense to form a combined front,” he wrote. Even in the ...

Law reformer and ICAC commissioner tackled corruption head on Law reformer and ICAC commissioner tackled corruption head on By Keith Mason and Geoffrey Watson December 22, 2020 — 2.10pm Normal text size DAVID IPP: 1938 – 2020 David Ipp was a jurist, law reformer and corruption fighter whose term as Commissioner at ICAC was explosive. Under his guidance ICAC opened inquiries into some of the worst corruption in NSW history. He led an inquiry into corruption allegations concerning the process relating to the supply of security services to several NSW public authorities and into allegations...

15 December 1944 was one of the coldest winters Europe had seen in nearly 20 years, one of many factors slowing the Allied armies in their drive across the continent. This temporary pause gave the German army time to complete their planning and preparation for a massive counter attack code named “Wacht am Rhein” or Watch on the Rhine, an operation that that was Hitler’s brainchild. His stated goal was to pierce the thinly held First Army, VIII Corps line between Monschau and Wasserbillig with Army Group B, commanded by Field Marshall Model. Hitler had ambitious goals ...

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I thought it was fascinating. it was almost like being in a lecture, because he is a constitutional law professor and you kind of see him thinking through about these complicated issues. what if an american had joined a panzer division back in world war ii and we knew it, we knew he was a citizen and where he was and planning raids against the united states, to make it really simple. >> it wouldn't even be slightly controversial to kill him. there wouldn't be any discussion of it in that case. you know, it didn't reveal anything to me about what the president thinking -- what his thinking is o...