En ondertussen wel op de ETA formulier vragen of iemand voor de nazi heeft gewerkt. En dan wel al jaren gebruik gemaakt hebben van de kennis die de nazi hadden. Geeft maar weer eens aan dat zolang iemand handig is te gebruiken het niet uitmaakt wat hij doet of gedaan heeft. Zelfde geld voor de taliban die waren ook handig om te gebruiken in hun strijd tegen Rusland.

Een andere beruchte Nazi, Reinhard Gehlen, was meester spion aan het Oostfront voor de Nazi's, en is na WW2 in dienst genomen van de VS om zijn oude werkt voort te zetten, maar dan voor de VS.

National Security Archive
The CIA and Nazi War Criminals
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB146/i...

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Reinhard Gehlen was Wehrmacht generaal en geen lid van de NSDAP

Dat is apart, want lidmaatschap vd NSDAP was zo ongeveer verplicht voor burgers.
Hoe dan ook, Gehlen werkte wel voor de Nazis.

Lol , heeft @3 nou een minnetje gegeven aan @2 omdat ik daar Gehlen een Nazi noem maar hij geen lid vd nsdap was?

Gehlen is na de omvorming van de OSS naar de CIA naar West-Duitsland gegaan en was daar hoofd van zijn eigen inlichtingendienst voor de CIA, later president van de duitse inlichtingendienst BND. (Bundesnachrichtendienst)

"Main article: Gehlen Organization
Gehlen had all along been under the tutelage of US Army G-2 (intelligence), but he wished and succeeded in establishing an association with the Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA, established in 1947. The Gehlen Org employed hundreds of ex-Nazis."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhard_Gehlen

Veel belangrijke Nazi's zijn door de engelsen en amerikanen eruit gepikt en oa. via Operatie Paperclip en veelal met valse papieren overgebracht.
De denazificering van de kopstukken van Nazi-Duitsland en de manier waarop dit gebeurde is schokkend te noemen en het latere ontbreken van gerechtelijke stappen tegen deze moordenaars, sommige waren te belangrijk en hun carriere ging verder in oa. NAVO en CIA, BND ea.

Camp 165 Watten: Scotland's Most Secretive POW Camp

Google: Camp 165 (zo is het een paar jaar terug ook ontdekt, Google reveals secrets of Camp 165 - The Sun)
en lees vooral over Compound O in Camp 165 en de foute denazificering.

"Camp 165 also had another area, which was not for low risk POW’s. This was the part of the camp that was kept very secret and locals who worked there were sworn to secrecy. This part of the camp was known as Compound O. This area, effectively screened off from Area A, was the home for hard line Nazis who were brought to Camp 165 for re-education and interrogation. The inmates called Compound O “Little Belsen”. Inmates at Compound O included the likes of U-boat captain Otto Kretschmer, Hitler’s personal aide, Max Wunsche and Paul Werner Hoppe, commandant of Stutthof concentration camp where 85,000 people were murdered.

Men held in Compound O were repeatedly shown films of Nazi atrocities. It was felt that such an approach might go someway to breaking their support for Nazi ideas. Those who showed suitable repentance were allowed to return to West Germany. Those who did not were sent elsewhere for further interrogation and possible trial.

Camp 165, the most northerly POW in mainland Britain, was closed down in 1948.

Very little now remains of Camp 165. A housing estate has been built where the camp once stood and many of those in Watten who knew about the camp or worked there are now dead. Recently declassified government documents have given historians an insight into what went on at Camp 165. Kretschmer must have suitably impressed his captors as he was released and returned to Germany. He rejoined the Germany Navy and in 1965 became Chief of Staff of NATO Command in the Baltic Approaches. He died in 1998 aged 86. Wunsche, despite his past association with Hitler, also returned to Germany and managed an industrial plant. He died in 1995 aged 80. Hoppe was returned to Germany where it was expected that he would be executed. However, he escaped custody once in Germany and went to Switzerland where he worked as a gardener until he returned to West Germany in 1952 believing that no one would remember him. Hoppe was wrong and he was re-arrested in 1953 and sentenced to nine years in prison. He died in 1974. "

http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/camp_165.htm
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Prisoner of war camp

A military camp was built in Watten during World War II, in early 1943, and at the end of the war this became POW Camp 165.[1] This had been described as "Britain's most secretive prisoner of war camp" because many prominent Nazis were moved there from POW Camp 21 at Comrie in Perthshire.[2] [3] These prisoners included Gunter d'Alquen, Himmler's chief propagandist, leading U-boat captain Otto Kretschmer, dubbed the "Wolf of the Atlantic", and SS-Sturmbannführer Max Wünsche, one of Hitler's top aides. The camp closed in 1948.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watten,_Highland

@4
tot eind 1944 was het voor Wehrmacht personeel niet toegestaan lid te zijn van de nsdap en voor burgers is dit nooit verplicht geweest.
De min was van mij omdat ik als historicus niet van geschiedenis vervasing hou, ik heb verder geen enkele sympathie met de kl*te nazi's