I
have been reading some fascinating correspondence, and would like to add a few
remarks of my own.
On the Maginot Line: It’s not a matter
of if
it will fall, but when. I warned Petain
that the proper route was to create a mobile tank and armored defense that
could meet Germany where they attacked.
Instead, Petain opted to use a string of concrete bunkers. I will defend them with my life, but I have
complete confidence that they will fold like a house of cards.
To Erwin Rommel – Comrad, we are at war.
Yet, I think you and I may be cut from the same cloth. We are not that different from one
another. Despite my seething hatred for
Germany, I believe you are a soldier fighting sincerely in the name of
discipline and devotion to your country.
I believe you have another role to play in this, whether it be for good
or evil. Only time will tell.
To Josef Mengele – When it comes to your research, I cannot imagine what kind
of research that might be. Are you
planning something? The fact that you
call Hitler’s invasion of Europe “heroic” makes me not trust you. Unless you are an Allied operative or a
double agent, which I highly doubt.
To Eva Braun – You speak of loyalty to the man you are obsessed with,
but you are loyal to a mad man. Have you read Mein Kampf? Do you realize
where this man is leading you?! Remember
that the lemmings loyally follow their leader... right off of a cliff.
Sincerely,
Charles De Gaulle
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