WHAT WUD STALIN HAVE DONE TO HITLER ?

have you ever thought of getting a life?

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Your post ( personal question ) has nothing to do
with the history forum.

It is rude.

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They were both friggin' monsters. I guess it's interesting in a hypothetical sense. As to the answer "F@cked if I know".

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In "The Hitler Book: The Secret Dossier Prepared for Stalin from the Interrogations of Hitler's Personal Aides, Henrik Eberle (Editor), Matthias Uhl (Editor), 2005" you can get an idea about Stalin's interest on Hitler.

What would he have done? No idea. You can only speculate, I suppose.

Quote:

Stalin had never been able to shake off the nightmare of Adolf Hitler. Just as in 1941 he refused to understand that Hitler had broken their non-aggression pact, he was in 1945 unwilling to believe that the dictator had committed suicide in the debris of the Berlin bunker. In his paranoia, Stalin ordered his secret police, the NKVD, precursor to the KGB, to explore in detail every last vestige of the private life of the only man he considered a worthy opponent, and to clarify beyond doubt the circumstances of his death.

Source

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

In "The Hitler Book: The Secret Dossier Prepared for Stalin from the Interrogations of Hitler's Personal Aides, Henrik Eberle (Editor), Matthias Uhl (Editor), 2005" you can get an idea about Stalin's interest on Hitler.

What would he have done? No idea. You can only speculate, I suppose.

Quote:
Stalin had never been able to shake off the nightmare of Adolf Hitler. Just as in 1941 he refused to understand that Hitler had broken their non-aggression pact, he was in 1945 unwilling to believe that the dictator had committed suicide in the debris of the Berlin bunker. In his paranoia, Stalin ordered his secret police, the NKVD, precursor to the KGB, to explore in detail every last vestige of the private life of the only man he considered a worthy opponent, and to clarify beyond doubt the circumstances of his death.
Source

Stalin was a sadist,
he was imaginative, and he was annoyed at Hitler.
Minimally, he 'd have had a Triumph ( as in times of the Roman Empire )
dragging Hitler thru the streets of Moscow on exhibitiion, but I strongly suspect
that it 'd have gotten a lot worse than that for Hitler.

I wonder whether he ever discussed
the possibilities of how to deal with him ?

Walter,
I think that is very nice and neat,
the way u set forth that link, saying " source ".
HOW do u accomplish that ?
David

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

Walter,
I think that is very nice and neat,
the way u set forth that link, saying " source ".
HOW do u accomplish that ?
David

Click on "URL" in the response window (right corner "Message body").
Copy the url in the new window. Click. Then write whatever you want.
Afterwars, you can make it 'bolt' by marking it and clicking on the "B".

If that's clear and what you were asking for.

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:
Walter,
I think that is very nice and neat,
the way u set forth that link, saying " source ".
HOW do u accomplish that ?
David

Quote:
Click on "URL" in the response window (right corner "Message body").

Please forgive my abyssmal ignorance:
where do I find the response window ?

Quote:

Copy the url in the new window.
Click. Then write whatever you want.
Afterwars, you can make it 'bolt' by marking it and clicking on the "B".

If that's clear and what you were asking for.

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Well, I meant that window .... which you used for the quotes. :wink:

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When you click on the "Post a Reply" button, you are taken to the response window. Above that window are several UBB code options: B for bold-face, i for italic, U for underline, Quote for (unsurprisingly) quote, Code for a variety of functions, IMG for posting images, and URL for posting links.

If i type http://www.able2know.com, it will automaticallly make this into a "clickable" link.

But if that would take up too much space, i can type the following:

Click here

. . . and the UBB code will embed that link, just as Walter did with the word "Source" in the post you asked about.

None of this is working in this post which i have typed, though, because i selected the box below the response window which disables UBB code in this post (and only this post). I will repost this without disabling the code, so that you can see how it works.

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When you click on the "Post a Reply" button, you are taken to the response window. Above that window are several UBB code options: B for bold-face, i for italic, U for underline, Quote for (unsurprisingly) quote, Code for a variety of functions, IMG for posting images, and URL for posting links.

If i type http://www.able2know.com, it will automaticallly make this into a "clickable" link.

But if that would take up too much space, i can type the following:

Click here

. . . and the UBB code will embed that link, just as Walter did with the word "Source" in the post you asked about.

None of this is working in this post which i have typed, though, because i selected the box below the response window which disables UBB code in this post (and only this post). I will repost this without disabling the code, so that you can see how it works.

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Here i have repeated the post--but the default option is for UBB code to work in a post, so you get the embedded link for "able2know."

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With the page break, that might not have been easy to compare, so i'll do it again, in a simpler form.

I have disabled the UBB code for this post and this post alone. I'm going to show you how the text looks for an embedded link, and then repost it with the UBB code enabled, which is the default setting:

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You can find a "single page" version of the United States Constitution, with links to the various sections, by clicking here.

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Now, here's that identical sentence, but now i have posted it with UBB code enabled, which is the default setting in the response window:

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You can find a "single page" version of the United States Constitution, with links to the various sections, by clicking here.

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Thank u, Walter and Setanta.

That is really cool.

I 'll have to try that.
David

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Setanta wrote:

Now, here's that identical sentence, but now i have posted it with UBB code enabled, which is the default setting in the response window:

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You can find a "single page" version of the United States Constitution, with links to the various sections, by clicking here.

Yes; this is the same one I have as an icon on my desktop ( the Constitution ).

If I understand correctly,
this feature is only available while we are posting on this forum A2K.
When we leave the forum, we have to find other means of preparing links.
David

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That depends upon the forum. Some sites enable html code, which uses different brackets, such as <font>, which is closed with </font>. That however, is considered to be out of date, and is not much used any longer. You will sometimes see people use it in an ironic way in posting. So for example, i might write:

<boredom>Yeah, right, whatever.</boredom>

However, if you do post at sites which allow the use of code, UBB code is probably the most common right now. The other site at which i most often post uses UBB code.

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Thanx a lot.

What 's the best way to further enhance my computer related education ?

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Beats the hell out of me . . . maybe just ask questions in technical fora--such as the computer forum at this site, or something similar elsewhere. Everything i know (or just think i know), i learned by OJT.

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