I heard that Goering gave the chief prosecutor a hard time and conducted his defence in a most capable manner. Hardly any leading Nazis survived long enough to counter or challenge the many theories and revisionist epics which have been written since that time. Perhaps they were bumped off early to preclude the chance of that ever happening? Speer wrote his memoirs and lasted until 1981. Hess was virtually incoherent most of the time, or was not as barmy as he made out, until he too died in 1987. Hess had completely fooled the psychologists at Nuremberg.
'Find your enemy and shoot him down - everything else is unimportant.'
