General Helmut Wilberg was personally awarded, by Hitler himself, the Hohenzollern's Knight's Cross with Swords, EKI and EKII. Walter H. Hollaender, a Wehrmacht Colonel, was personally decorated, by Hitler himself, the Ritterkreuz, German-Cross in Gold, EKI, EKII, and Close Combat Badge. As any normal informed individual should already know, military decorations are, morbidly and unfortunately, issued to those who are efficient in the world of killing. Or those who give not a whit about their own safety and act out of a sense of honor while in heated combat. These two men were considered very good soldiers and very good leaders to the point where Hitler decorated and promoted them. This is all fine and normal when you read about it. It's some top Nazi officials who were very good at killing Americans, Brits, Frenchmen, Canadians, and all the rest of the nations who faced up to the Nazi war machine. There is one thing that makes these men stand apart from all the rest of the Nazi officers. It's not their obvious skill at leading fighting men in combat, and it's not that Hitler saw fit to honor these military officers. What sets them apart from all the rest of the Nazi organization is the fact that they were publicly-known Jewish men. Yes that's correct. Hitler personally decorated his gifted Jewish Nazi General and his Jewish Nazi Colonel for their enormous contribution to the killing of Allied soldiers. Why is this not a fact of life for all of us? It's simple. Because we have to believe Hitler was so Anti-Jewish he murdered over 6 million of them, though the Auchwitz Museum curator lowered the death figure by as much as 50%. Instead of the 3.5 million supposedly gassed at Auchwitz the figure was reduced to 1.1 million. They made the correction, not me. I'm just the teacher of facts here. I am curious if anyone here even knew Hitler had great admiration for his Jewish officers. Due to time restraints I have to end it here right now. I shall include more if and when anyone should decide to respond to the thread. Peace!