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Carl Hamilton
@CarlHamiltonTracked since May 2026
Articles and podcasts on history and geopolitics..
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Video Latest postPublicPodcast 2 - Stalin and Khrushchev's quote on Lend-lease.After much delay, I have finally gotten around to finish editing the next part of the series of lend-lease videos. The written essay this video was based on is already available here on Patreon. Thank you for the patience.
June 5 0 likes 0 commentsJoin to unlock 1 Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article5d ago$5 tier & up 0 0Join to unlock Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article5d ago$5 tier & up 0 0Did Khrushchev and Stalin say the USSR would have lost WW2 without Lend-Lease?Radio Free Europe and many others are convinced that Lend-Lease saved the USSR in WW2, previously i proved that the Zhukov quote is not real, this time let's talk about Khrushchev and Stalin. Did they say this?ArticleMarch 10$5 tier & up 0 0Soviet Motorpool of Trucks in WW2.February 26 View post When discussing lend-lease trucks, one of the things which is practically never mentioned, is the fact that the Soviets already had trucks in their inventory. People enjoy comparing production, as if the Soviets used only was was made after 1941. In reality the Soviets had around 680,000 trucks in their civilian state motorpool, as well as a few hundred thousands trucks in service with the Red Army. By January of 1941, 400,000 trucks had been transferred from the civilian sector to the military sector to expand the Red Army, and cover losses from Barbarossa. From July 1943, trucks began being transferred back to the civilian sector asArticleFebruary 26Public 0 0Did Zhukov Say the USSR Would Have Lost WW2 Without Lend-lease? - Research EssayDid Zhukov Say The USSR Would Have Lost WW2 Without Lend.pdfArticleFebruary 26$5 tier & up 0 0Podcast Episode 1 - Did Zhukov Say The USSR Would Have Lost Without Lend-Lease?I actually wrote a script regarding all of the famous supposed Soviet quotes about losing without lend-lease a while ago. But it became quite long. So I decided to break it up into episodes. This first one is about Zhukov, I am planning on making the next one about Stalin. After that I plan on going over Khrushchev.ArticleFebruary 26Public 0 2View 0 commentsNo public preview was captured for this post.Article3mo ago$5 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsNo public preview was captured for this post.Article3mo ago$5 tier & up 0 0Episode 2 Script Did Khruschev and Stalin Say the USSR Would Have Lost WW2 Without Lend.pdfDid Khrushchev and Stalin say the USSR would have lost WW2 without Lend-Lease?ArticleMarch 10$5 tier & up 0 0Soviet Motorpool of Trucks in WW2.February 26 View post When discussing lend-lease trucks, one of the things which is practically never mentioned, is the fact that the Soviets already had trucks in their inventory. People enjoy comparing production, as if the Soviets used only was was made after 1941. In reality the Soviets had around 680,000 trucks in their civilian state motorpool, as well as a few hundred thousands trucks in service with the Red Army. By January of 1941, 400,000 trucks had been transferred from the civilian sector to the military sector to expand the Red Army, and cover losses from Barbarossa. From July 1943, trucks began being transferred back to the civilian sector asArticleFebruary 26Public 0 0Did Zhukov Say The USSR Would Have Lost WW2 Without Lend.pdfDid Zhukov Say the USSR Would Have Lost WW2 Without Lend-lease? - Research EssayArticleFebruary 26$5 tier & up 0 0
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