Hitler only grew disappointed with Britain as time went on, for obvious reasons, but initially he respected the brits and viewed them as a brotherly nation. You cannot blame the man for giving up on that after seeing that cooperating with a alcoholic traitor who does not have the interests of his own people in mind is impossible, while simultaneously the jews who actively work to destroy them walk him on a leash, and voila, I don't think it's a conspiracy to view modern Britain, the posterchild for a failed society, and recognize churchil's efforts in shaping it to be as it is today. It's neither a conspiracy to see Bibi, a living hellspawn (not yet a historic figure), talk about churchil's judeo efforts and unveil a statue of him. Once again people blaming Hitler for stating the obvious.

Rudolf Hess made a secret flight to Britain to try and create some kind of peace negotiations and was roundly condemned by the entire Nazi regime in his attempt.

You mean to tell me you wouldn't condemn your deputy führer for doing this? Do you think if one of the leading british/soviet figures did this stunt but in Germany, that they would not be condemned by their respective officials? I know it's really hard to think for you dom and that your moral compass isn't calibrated properly due to permabanning my previous account for telling a guy who was openly talking about his pedophillic fantasies here to kill himself.