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Absolutely. He was also the first to gas the kurds, maybe that's where Saddam got the idea. Still though, he must always be remembered for WW2, without him and indeed Stalin who knows what world we would live in today.
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Actually, I would say the person who had the most to do with Germany's defeat was Hitler, ironically enough.
But Churchill and Stalin certainly deserve big parts of the credit that's left after you get Hitler out of the way.
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