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Mussolini's inspired thrusts into Southern France, Greece and Egypt were innovative, daring and produced decisive results -- the downfall of Fascist Italy. But are his achievements really that much more brilliant than the great commands issued by some of his contemporaries? JerseyJohn 46 posts.

Shaka of Carthage 10 posts. I was hoping this would be https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/culture-and-selfaeesteem/media-and-the-law-enforcement.php of a discussion with people explaining their views in more verbal terms. Good list, interesting evaluations and I agree with Wae end result. Ironically, FDR is the only one of the mentioned leaders who didn't attempt to influence his generals and admirals military plans; he limited himself to the grand strategy and left the rest to his professionals.

FDRs Phillipine decision, in which he had very few options after December 7th, can be weighed against several of Churchill's blunders. Such as sending troops out of Libya, which was about to fall, to Greece, which was also about to fall. The net result being Greece fell to the Germans and the British did not have the troops needed to capture Tripoli.

There are also numerous other Churchill snafus involving Singapore and other sundry items which I'm sure will be discussed shortly. Interesting and good viewpoint, very possibly correct. Churchill's leadership can be viewed from two different ways: first that it was his responsibility to directly influence the military decisions and he was more responsible than FDR in that respect. Or, second, that he did too much micromanaging and needless meddling in decisions that should have been left to his GGreat and admirals.

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As in Kuni's entry I think more discussion and fewer lists would make for a more interesting thread. I'd give the Prize to churchill, too bad he wasnt priminister earlier, would have not givien Hitler Munich, and could have beaten him early. I dont agree Mannerheim. Roosevelt showed more than the others a Was Hitler a Great Leader or a political thinking, often relying on military commanders and on the strength of his nation.

His decisions of Germany first, early France-invasion instead of Italy, lend-lease, demand of unconditional surrender of germany a wise decision, trying to prevent arguement that arose after ww1 of German army not defeated is some decisions that more and well weights up the Philliphines debacle and the problem at Jalta with Stalin. But in the long run Roosevelt arises as a wise and calm leader with sound policies and capable of handling a determined resistance.

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I dont even consider the politics towards Japan resulting in Pearl Harbor as wrong, instead Japans decision to launch an attack on US were shortsighted and a result of policies in Japan by an agressive military leadership. When we consider the others I must consider Mussolini the worst.

His worst qualities is without question first of all his bad knowledge of what his own armed forces could achieved Hitle in prolonged conflict in Yugoslavia and Greece. And secondly he lacked a plan of how to create a strong Italy, puttin his fate in the hands of Germany, letting them be in charge of his own foreign-policies.

Stalin and Hitlers problem were without question their own dictatorship letting them interfere in areas they did not understand. Hitlers great achievments is often a result of releasin superior forces and diplomacy on an unknowing and unprepared world chezcoslovakia, anschluss and military speaking campaigns in Poland and France etc.

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Stalins achievments are mostly a result of having superior forces while purely strategically and military losing out on comprehending situations. Churchills high rating in inspiration is mostly a result of him early realizing the threat and potential of the german enemy. People therefore leaned on his leadership. I think one thing that strikes me is that the democratic countries often made in comparison to dictatorships quite good decisions. If this is a result of the quality of the leaders or a result of the w model I love to see link closely examined.]