Talk:Baldur von Schirach
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[edit] German nobility?
How does Schirach belong to the list of "German nobility" if he was the son of a theater director? I believe that tag should be removed. eeesh May 5, 2006, 4:32 PM
His name was Baldur *von* Schirach; in Germany 'von' is what is called the 'noble predicate' and is a title in itself. von Schirach belonged to German untitled nobility, what we in England, for example, would call landed gentry--he held no title except his 'von', but he was a member of the nobility nonetheless. Taking aside all these considerations, financially his family were very well heeled as well.
[edit] "Repatriated"
I changed "He was repatriated" to "He was released." Repatriate means to return someone to the country of that person's origin. Spandau was in the country of his origin.
Sca 20:47, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
someone added the claim that he had a brief affair with paris hilton and he was "very very mean". this was a clear act of vandalism. i removed it.
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