So why did the United States REALLY enter into a full blown war with Germany considering the information provided? and what was so special about 1938?

On December 17th, 1938, two German Scientists named Han and Strassmann discovered NUCLEAR FISSION! (This is part of the process required to make an Atomic Bomb) This discovery by these two Scientists was made well after Hitler had taken power in 1933. Many top level Scientists immediately recognized the potential for what this Scientific discovery could mean, and on August 2nd, 1939, the famous 'Einstein–Szilárd letter' was sent to President Roosevelt warning him about the potential of this particular discovery yielding the capability for Germany to make Atomic Weapons, and just exactly how exponentially different it would be compared to a normal bomb. (Just imagine if you're the President reading this letter, and basically scratching your head going "What The Fuck? can this really be for real?") It was in this year (1939) that President Roosevelt fairly immediately initiated the Manhattan Project, which initially started out as a Scientific Advisory Committee into the potential of Uranium to be manipulated into a weapon, and then became a full blown operation of the most serious nature in 1942 when it was evident that this was not bullshit. Roosevelt had also been warned that the Germans were working on an Atomic Bomb as early as 1939 as well.

One month after the 'Einstein–Szilárd letter', Germany invaded Poland, which officially triggered World War 2. However, our Government and the American people were still very hesitant to get into it with Germany, although there was a secretive naval conflict that had been going on that the American people knew nothing about before we officially got into the war in 1941 after Pearl Harbor.

Proceeding Pearl Harbor, Hitler oddly declared war on the United States, even though Germany had nothing to do with it. This was a dumb move, as it would have bought him more time to fight all the other forces he had set Germany up against.

90% of American manufactured munitions were sent to Europe, but the American people were never told this, and many Americans who thought they were going to fight the Japanese, ended up in Europe fighting the Germans. At one of Trump's rallies, he actually jokingly told a story about a guy who thought he was going to Japan, ended up off the shores of Italy, and died before he even knew where he was.......

World War 2, contrary to what many believe, or think they know, was not about saving J'ish people, or saving anyone in Europe for that matter, it was about making sure Germany didn't develop Nuclear Weapons, which would have made them the masters of the planet, had they done so and used such to win the war. Our Government was well aware of all the countries that Germany was invading, and knew that eventually, we would be invaded as well, and with nuclear leverage, we wouldn't have stood a chance against them and would have had no choice but to capitulate to their demands and desires.

In the beginning, the ideologies of post 1933 Germany and 20th century America were not so different, but when Nuclear Fission became part of the equation, and THEN when all the camps and killing were discovered, it fundamentally changed the way the US Government and other big Governments perceived things, including the issue of race.

On April 12th, 1945, President Roosevelt ended up dying in office, which Hitler had viewed as something that would morally destabilize the United States enough for Germany to possibly still win the war, but one month later they unconditionally surrendered, and it's lucky that they did, because had they lasted even 2-3 months longer, they would have gotten NUKED. The very Successful Trinity Test occurred on July 16th, 1945, and General Groves already had deployable units ready within days since everyone was so positive it was going to work. As soon as Germany unconditionally surrendered, the US high Command, including Patton, were most interested in Germany's progress on the Nuclear Bomb, and that's what they really dug into first and foremost, even before considering all of the victims of the war and the camps.

World War 2 was about Nuclear Weapons, Period. Roosevelt didn't care about J'ish people, and banned them from coming to the United States without a 'sponsor' when they were trying to flee Hitler. He turned away an entire boat filled with them and had it returned to Germany.

I've purposely left the issue of the Holocaust out of this thread, and I'll continue to do so, as I don't even want to touch that issue.

In Part 3, I'm going to address the "People of Color" issue that I brought up in part one, and how that is relevant to the German POW's that were brought to America. (Some of you will find this interesting)