What "government line?" Can you point out anything I've said that is incorrect?
Churchill wrecked his country but that is considered noble, so clearly we are diametrically opposed to views on him.
Riiiiiighhht. You seem to be forgetting that Churchill is rightly venerated for his role in a certain World War (that was started by certain German "political moderates").
Hitler was a political moderate in Germany during the 20s and early 30s.
Why I guess you're right -- that is, if it is normal for German political moderates to attempt to overthrow the German government. (You've heard of the Putsch, no doubt....)
Ernst Rhom was a radical in his own party to the left, and the conservative monarchists on the Right were publishing books calling for conquoring Russia, France and England.
And for all of that, it was Hitler who went 2 for 3 on the conquest front. The other guys, BTW, were killed by Hitler's "moderate" goon squads just as soon as "politically moderate" Hitler was able to "moderately" gain absolute political power.
Hitler's 1928 book merely called more Lebenstraum.
Well, let's just call the book, Mein Kampf by name, why don't we? Lebensraum was not Hitler's invention -- it had been a German goal for a very long time before him. Mein Kampf merely expressed a different approach to the problem:
For centuries Russia drew nourishment from this Germanic nucleus of its upper leading strata. Today it can be regarded as almost totally exterminated and extinguished. It has been replaced by the Jew. Impossible as it is for the Russian by himself to shake off the yoke of the Jew by his own resources, it is equally impossible for the Jew to maintain the mighty empire forever. He himself is no element of organization, but a ferment of decomposition. The Persian empire in the east is ripe for collapse. And the end of Jewish rule in Russia will also be the end of Russia as a state.
You seem to be suffering from the delusion that Hitler did not mean what he said in his "1928 book." Subsequent events prove that he meant exactly what he said.
He was not a man of peace, and used murder and racketeering to secure his position, but he was, nevertheless, a political moderate: a Third Way Socialist.
A man who advances his goals through racketeering and murder isn't generally considered "moderate." That you think otherwise says a whole lot about you.
Who was the first country to invade Czechoslovakia during the Munich summit Sept-Oct 1938?
Both Hungary and Poland invaded. Both countries had been prone to adventurism after WWI, and both took advantage of the Sudeten crisis to further their own territorial aims.
Then again, neither of these countries acted right after they had signed an agreement saying they wouldn't invade Czechoslovakia. Only one, Germany, led by the "moderate politician" one Adolph Hitler, had done that.