Was there any honour in fighting for the Nazi Germany warmachine? Consider that over 50 million people died in WWII.

Were the German soldiers more heroic then the Allies? How? Consider that they fought both for the Nazis and the Losing side.

Does that make Germans in WWII the modern equivalent to the Taliban and the Nazis AQ?

Do you think that giving out 3 million Iron Crosses reduces to them to the value of eye candy? Considering that means one out of six WWII Germans who fought for the Nazi warmachine had an Iron Cross.

That 8000 Knight Crosses were handed out to Germans (and a couple of foreigners in WWII) that they are more valuable then Congressional Medals of Honour of which 400 were handed out in WWII?

While these Knights were fighting for the motherland they extended the defence of the Death Camps? So their actions extended the war and allowed more people to die in ovens and being made into soap and human lampshades... true or false?

Let the pissing contest begin.