Foxy,
The illogicality of your stance is beyond all comprehension.
Goering was brave in 1920 considering his exploits in WW1,so his exploits of 1914-18 remained just as brave in 1945.
I would argue that Starlin was a rave bloke as well, bravery has absolutely nothing to do with being good, the most evil person on Earth could be among the bravest.jj

Foxy,
Quote from Dr Weber on page one, referring to Hitler “Though he served bravely…”, my point exactly.
As for Goering he demonstrated bravery in his suicide, he voluntarily chose a relative slow and extremely painful death over the quick death by hanging, one can only surmise that he chose agony to frustrate his captors.
Look up death by cyanide.

Is Mise,

I cannot take you seriously.

I do not believe that you believe what you just posted.

Kindly don't address any more posts to me.

I won't be reading them.

You've lost all credibility.

Foxy,
I meant every word that I wrote, including the quote from the author that you recommended.
You must have a svelt figure if your waist is anything like your mind.

Foxy,
Although you won’t read this the quote above is from the review, not the book.

Hi Issy and Foxy,

Issy, Hitler also built the autobahns wasn't that fantastic! He was also responsible for million of deaths, one pales into insignificance against the other. autobahns are hardly worth mentioning.