tons of Nazis found jobs on both sides of the Iron Curtain; only the most vocal and publicly repugnant leaders were put on trial and executed. The ones who followed after divorced from this tradition (e.g. in America) stem from the fact that de-Nazification did not go nearly as far as it should've.

Joel S.

We still have the cultural image that actual Nazis were defeated in the 1940's, and the remaining Nazis are either unemployed basement-dwellers or fringe militias in Idaho. There is still a reluctance by media and business leaders to say openly that the world's wealthiest person is a Nazi.