Talk:Artur Axmann

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I've reverted the "factual accuracy disputed" tag for now, since there was nothing at all on the discussion page. FiggyBee 08:47, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Too short

This article is woefully short - even Wilhelm Mohnke gets a bigger article. Axmann was a member of the Nazi hierarchy and thus his article should by default be much larger than it currently is.

[edit] Factual error ???

Here is what i believe may be an error...

"After his release, Axmann worked as a sales representative in Gelsenkirchen and Berlin. On 19 August 1958, a West Berlin de-Nazification court fined the former Hitler Youth leader 35,000 marks (approximately 3,000 pounds, or $23,876.97 USD)"

How can £3000 be equal to $23,876.97 USD.Also it seems silly to put approximately and then be as precise as .97 surely ?

82.21.204.72 13:10, 23 October 2007 (UTC)