Tes Avery's "Blitzwolf" as a retelling of the story of the three little pigs.

Probably not an example if it has been Jossed.

• Team Fortress 2: The Medic is a thinly veiled torture master/mad scientist. "Raised in Stuttgart, Germany during an era when the Hippocratic oath had been downgraded to an optional Hippocratic suggestion, the Medic considers healing a generally unintended side effect of satisfying his own morbid curiosity."
  • Word Of God has Jossed this theory. While some of his backstory does suggest some ties to Nazi science, with that "morbid curiosity" part, it may be more of a result from the regime than actually being a Nazi himself.

Not enough details given. Remember the target audience is a general one and may not have first hand experience of the work. Memes aren't the required details of how the trope turns up in the work. In fact we avoid memes as being overdone, usually a in-joke, tired and usually information-free.

• Irregular Webcomic: Nazi Science sneers at not being mentioned sooner.

• "HEIL KAIBA!"

• HEIL MONDO BURGER!!
  • The itsy-bitsy spider, went up the water spout. Down came the rain, and '''HEIL HITLER!!!'''

Main breeds of national socialists?

The article initially talks about the main breeds and categories of national socialists, but leaves out a rather small but very high-potentiel group: The archeological/historical division, Ahnenerbe, best known from the movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark". In the grand scheme of things they didn't achieve anything (or did they?), but they're extremely rich in *potential*, e.g. for a pulp era RPG campaign (or movie). And apart from potential they, or at least their general mission, score *very* high on the wackymeter indeed.

So... I think they should be mentioned in the article.

As far as I can tell from The Other Wiki, Ernst Röhm was Straight Gay. Please correct me if I'm wrong.