Whether another human deserves to die (in a cruel and extrajudicial manner no less) is a judgement I hope never to have to make. To that end, I suspect I'd find "the protections normally granted to soldiers" to be entirely appropriate.
That said, to stand in either man's shoes these seventy years later is an act of imagination beyond me. So in that sense, I accept my inability to judge either's actions.
That said, to stand in either man's shoes these seventy years later is an act of imagination beyond me. So in that sense, I accept my inability to judge either's actions.