One must deal much more with the "rough guy" Röhm. He wanted eternal peace with France and a people's army freed from nobility. The "Island of Intrigue" was certainly not in agreement with that. In this respect, I must blame Mr. Hitler for not keeping the valuable admonisher and "lateral thinker" close to him. Ernst Röhm had seen through the entire Jewified nobility that survived the First World War. The fatal departure of Bismarck as well as the departure of Röhm made the world wars possible!