And then he would have been quietly pushed out of a career track. Nobody put a gun to his head and told him he had to create terror weapons or use slave labor. He chose to do so. He was an opportunist who saw the Nazis, their system and their methods as a way to advance his ideas and career. Like everyone in leadership positions in Nazi Germany. Like everyone else who relied on slave labor to advance themselves.
Wrong. Conditions at Dora and Peenemunde were considered harsh even for concentration camps. He didn’t give a crap. You are making stuff up, trying to imagine excuses where reality doesn’t work.
I don’t have to give a flying f–k what went on in his head. People are judged by their actions. There are no excuses for atrocity. I can accuse him of going to extraordinary lengths to serve the Nazi regime through participating in genocide. Because that is precisely what he did.
