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Jiang rejects the democracy-versus-freedom mythology of Britain versus Germany and instead explains British opposition through Mackinder-style fear of a heartland power uniting Eurasia and bypassing sea control with railways.
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Jiang rejects the democracy-versus-freedom mythology of Britain versus Germany and instead explains British opposition through Mackinder-style fear of a heartland power uniting Eurasia and bypassing sea control with railways.
"Communism was a real threat to America. So communism, anarchism were real threats to the American political system in 1930s, especially the Great Depression...."
"The British were forced to retreat at Dunkirk. I think, for me, the best reason is it's geopolitical. All right, so let me explain..."
"And then Britain ceases to exist as an empire, okay? So the great threat is a great power emerging within Europe, Asia, to unite..."
"Germany was running out of food and fuel, it had no choice but to invade the Soviet Union, especially Ukraine, in order to access..."
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