What is Reddit's opinion of Churchill, Hitler, and "The Unnecessary War": How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World?

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He didn’t come to power in a vacuum. I won’t get into the details but Pat Buchanan is excellent on this topic.

https://www.amazon.com/Churchill-Hitler-Unnecessary-War-Britain/dp/0307405168/

Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War by Pat Buchanan

Backing up my argument, I refer to Pat Buchanan's The Unnecessary War for the case for, and Philip Roth's The Plot Against America for the case against, but with Freudian slips exposing its real agenda, this view of pre-war anti-fascism.

> effects of the 20th century wars on the gene pool in the UK and USA especially

I haven't seen any studies, but the world wars must have had a significant effect. The sad part is that all of it was mostly unnecessary. In spite of what is taught in schools today, Germany and Japan weren't the only ones responsible. British leadership and the usual suspects are likely deserve a similar amount of blame. But history is written by the victors.

Ok. For anyone following the conversation, it's the title of a book, 'The Unnecessary Way' - http://www.amazon.com/Churchill-Hitler-Unnecessary-War-Britain/dp/0307405168

Britain would never have stood for a Europe under Germany, though.

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Yes. An unnecessary war that cost Great Britain their empire. A war where "winning" brought about the enslavement of a gigantic portion of the world to communism, and only decline for GB itself. I have no clue why anyone would celebrate this man.

An interesting book with some things to say about that question.

[Be careful. I have a feeling the thought police don't permit that question.]