Given how Hitler himself went to the funeral for Polish First Marshall Jozef Pilsudski, it seems like the "untermenschen Slavs" line might be a bit of a strawman that stands in stark juxtaposition of actual facts. Almost on par with the juxtaposition of how Poland was considered an "oppressed occupied peoples" but are now "
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As for the "they didn't destroy cities because they couldn't destroy cities" line, Nazi Germany had occupied most of the major cities of their enemies prior to the JewSA and Soviet Union entering the war. They could have easily sacked those cities for resources just like what has been done countless times throughout history, but they didn't, even despite the fact that such an act would have clearly benefited the beleaguered German war effort. Lol, even without a need for resources or some strategic benefit, it is self-apparent how the treatment of the local population differs under Nazi occupation and occupation by the "glorious allies" and the international clique.
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Also, since you bring up "The Blitz" then I guess it's fair to bring up the fact that Germany clearly had tried a peaceful approach to the UK prior to "The Blitz," which clearly would have jeopardized later hostile air actions over the UK.
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Also, what is the actual purpose behind a "heavy bomber," and given how the answer to that question is quite obvious, how much does it speak to intent that Germany and Imperial Japan took little interest in heavy bombers, but the allies built them in massive numbers?