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*You say ‘Russians never surrender’, whilst of course in the Leningrad case in particular they showed extreme resilience, masses of Russian POWs were taken during the war.
 
*You say ‘Russians never surrender’, whilst of course in the Leningrad case in particular they showed extreme resilience, masses of Russian POWs were taken during the war.
 
*Mengele’s Ph.D was not based on Darwinian Evolution. I would strongly suggest you cease trying to make any sort of political points of the back of one of the worst atrocities in human history.
 
*Mengele’s Ph.D was not based on Darwinian Evolution. I would strongly suggest you cease trying to make any sort of political points of the back of one of the worst atrocities in human history.
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*You fail to mention of the key events in the intelligence war, the capture of Enigma machines and codes of which there are several examples.
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*You fail to mention some of the key events in the intelligence war, the capture of Enigma machines and codes of which there are several examples.
 
*Your claims about Peral Harbour being known about have only some truth to them. Certainly there were many signs that should have been picked up on, but they were not. This was largely due to mistakes lower down the chain of command. If I remember rightly the raid was picked up on radar but was wrongly assumed by some/someone to have been a group of US planes.
 
*Your claims about Peral Harbour being known about have only some truth to them. Certainly there were many signs that should have been picked up on, but they were not. This was largely due to mistakes lower down the chain of command. If I remember rightly the raid was picked up on radar but was wrongly assumed by some/someone to have been a group of US planes.
 
*I think your claim about the Coral Sea is slightly wrong. It was the first naval battle when the opposing ships never sighted each other, but carrier planes had been used in earlier months.
 
*I think your claim about the Coral Sea is slightly wrong. It was the first naval battle when the opposing ships never sighted each other, but carrier planes had been used in earlier months.
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