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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Ok, since I'm bored - somewhat controversial statement time:
Doenitz was convicted by the Allies at Nuremberg, not for the U-boat war, but for his role in being an unrepentant Nazi and the leader of the Reich after Hitler's suicide.
Discuss.
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ohh thats explaining why he is speaking french in that videos above (he had some problems doing so)...
Shure he was a Nazi, for what he had also to pay for. But he had the courage to say no to Hitler, defending the Geneva Convention, and of course the morality of his man. This wont make him a hero (he knowed very well about other Nazi´s crimes), but tells me that in some devil, there must be a bit of humanity.