The most well-known turning point of the Second World War is Stalingrad, but worship from Stalingrad is not the only turning point in this war that lasted 6 years. One of the turning points, at least as effective as Stalingrad, is the Battle of the Atlantic. If Adolf Hitler had given the necessary value to German submarines (U-BOOTS) in 1939-1940, we could have saved Britain from the captivity of the Jews and greatly changed the course of the war for the second time after the fall of France. According to a description by the Jewish puppet Winston Churchill, he says that the only thing he was afraid of during the war was the German U-BOOTS. If Hitler had listened to Karl Dönitz in the early stages of the war, maybe we would be living in a very different World today. A total of 36,200 allied-owned Ships, 36,000 Sailors, 3,500 Merchant and Cargo ships, 174 Warships, 741 RAF Coastal command aircraft were destroyed by U-BOOTS during the war.
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