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This is my first article that I have written myself. I do hope it is up to standard and apologise if there is anything not quite "up to scratch". I hope that others will follow in my footsteps and make changes as necessary. My main sources for this have been Tim Townsend's biography Mission at Nuremberg and F.T. Grossmith's biography "The Cross and The Swastika". I was surprised after reading both these biographies to find that he didn't have an English language wikipedia article! For anyone keen to add more references, the bibliography of Townsend's book is very impressive and gives many places to start! Thanks all.
