With blue eyes he doesn't really look like the picture and neither does Himmler.Mirus wrote:So the Fuehrer was of Mediterranean descent

Surely it had to be more detailed than that. I don't doubt you but I always thought it at least had the percentage also.Scott Smith wrote:The SS tatoo was a blood-type, nothing more. It was a single letter the same as would be on someone's dog-tags in any service, except that it didn't have the POS or NEG factor indicated.
Do a search of the forum, "SS tatoo." Dr. HaEn was in the Waffen SS and explained it.Navy Vet wrote:Surely it had to be more detailed than that. I don't doubt you but I always thought it at least had the percentage also.Scott Smith wrote:The SS tatoo was a blood-type, nothing more. It was a single letter the same as would be on someone's dog-tags in any service, except that it didn't have the POS or NEG factor indicated.
OK, four unrelated classifications:Navy Vet wrote:Could you explain the percentages and also give details of the SS blood requirements along with the tattoo they wore.
As an example, what % would this be...
Father Nordic Race, his parents German/Irish
Mother Phalian Race, her parents French/French
Child Nordic Race, his parents German/Irish/French
Iknow of no such case. And in theory the nazis would only care about "racial" jews and not the jewish faith. But I know that there were several cases were the "aryan" spouses converted to judaism (before the Nurnberg laws). And then both were considered "jewish".Navy Vet wrote:There had to of been at least one case of a person with Aryan blood but worshiped as a Jew. What would be done in then, or is this what is meant by crossbreed. I mean if this person was not having sex nor in a relationship with a Jew but only worshiped as a Jew yet he was Blonde/Blue/German. I know it is speculation but with the population it was possible to have occured.
To be totally precise they were citizens second class and not stateless. The "Reichsbürgergesetz" ("Reichs"-citizen Act) discriminated between "Reichsbürger" (i.e."citizens of German or related blood") and "Staatsbürger" ("citizens of jewish and foreign blood").But in any case the person would be classified as a Jew and lose their German citizenship.
This would be the difference between "citizens of the state" and "subjects of the state," or in other words, like American citizens and resident aliens (green card carriers) in spite of probably being born in Germany, which in the USA means automatic citizenship.nondescript handle wrote:To be totally precise they were citizens second class and not stateless. The "Reichsbürgergesetz" ("Reichs"-citizen Act) discriminated between "Reichsbürger" (i.e."citizens of German or related blood") and "Staatsbürger" ("citizens of jewish and foreign blood").Scott wrote:But in any case the person would be classified as a Jew and lose their German citizenship.
Scott, why I'm not surprised on how you manage to turn Jewish status almost bearable under Nazi rule, when you make this kind of incredible and anachronistic comparison with USA?Scott Smith wrote:This would be the difference between "citizens of the state" and "subjects of the state," or in other words, like American citizens and resident aliens (green card carriers) in spite of probably being born in Germany, which in the USA means automatic citizenship.