Ti malakas.  Three authors wrote the book in various stages, which actually is two books in one (European and Pacific theaters of war).  You have to ask them who wrote the passage.  The exact text is not with me, but this book is available in any decent sized English library.  But wait:  you are in Greece, no?  So you lack a decent sized library of any sort: the national library in downtown Athens is in shambles and a joke.  You seem to use the exclamation point a lot!  Are you excitable?!  Perhaps that explains why you refuse to be objective!  Now think logically for once in your life:  if Greece had "rolled over" and agreed to be occupied by Hitler, do you think Hitler would have invaded anyway?  Hitler was mad (crazy), but not that mad.  Anyway, I see from the timeliness of your reply that you "live here" 24/7 (oli mera) and so nothing will go past your censorous eye, which is like the Cyclops and escapes nothing.  So I will merely insult you here and leave it at that!  Goodbye patrioti!  (Ti vlakas).