The SS, Alibi of a Nation Gerald Reitlinger

The SS, Alibi of a Nation Gerald Reitlinger

William HEINEMANN 

"Reitlinger was an art historian, and perhaps lacked the ability to look at the broader history of the Third Reich. He also has a penchant for cutting remarks. (He uncovers the fact that Ribbentrop's son did a stint at Reitlinger's own public school, making him "the only Westminster old boy who was in the SS)
In addition to the armed SS, there were tens of thousands of office employees who belonged to the 'General SS' and there were hundreds of high-placed German officials who belonged to the 'honorary SS' and who had the right to wear the uniform of what had once been simply Hitler's bodyguard."

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