Commanding Office of the SS, Provinz of Britannien
Evaluation of Standartenfuhrer Johannes Becker
Operation "Homecoming"
11 September 1985
To: Oberstgruppenfuhrer Reinhardt, Central SS Headquarters, Berlin, Greater German Reich
From: Obergruppenfuhrer Kessler, SS Office, London, Province of Britain, Greater German Reich
Per the instructions received regarding Operation "Homecoming" and its aim of demonstrating the loyalty of Standartenfuhrer Johannes Becker: on 4 September, 1985, Standartenfuhrer Becker was given command of a detachment of Gestapo agents and SS guards and was informed that he was to round up an anti-social family for transport to the psychiatric reconditioning hospital located in Reading. It was not until he reported to the hospital that he was given the exact name and address of the anti-social elements to be apprehended. They were James and Martha Baker, currently residing in Caversham, a suburb of Reading.
As you will be aware, these are Standartenfuhrer Becker's birth parents. Per instructions, they had been essentially left alone for the years of Standartenfuhrer Becker's education and socialization in the Fatherland. However, the time for benign neglect had passed. It fell to Standartenfuhrer Becker to read and sign the order of involuntary commitment to his birth parents and to take them into custody. These tasks he carried out with great professionalism. Despite the stormy protests of both birth parents, the Standartenfuhrer would only assure them of the Reich's concern for their socialization, and the necessity of the actions he was taking that day.
Herr and Frau Baker are now receiving appropriate treatment for their irrational, anti-National Socialist delusions. It is to be hoped that the end result, after the appropriate use of medicine, electroshock and aversion therapy, will be two people who are solid citizens of our Reich, supportive of their son's actions and above all of our Fuhrer's designs for the ever increasing unity between the Fatherland and its wayward province of Britain.
Of course, should treatment not succeed in the allotted amount of time, resort will be made to a Reichs Mercy Clinic, one of which is most fortunately located in the city of Reading itself. Standartenfuhrer Becker understands this possible end result of treatment.
Throughout this operation and its aftermath, Standartenfuhrer Becker (covertly observed by Hauptsturmfuhrer Gerhardt, who was however disguised as an ordinary SS guard) never wavered in his duty. He did not show the slightest sign of regret for his actions/ He did not fall victim to the unfortunate symptoms of sentimental humanism that, regrettably, even some members of the Wehrmacht and SS and occupation police fall into. He also showed the highest professionalism, avoiding any unnecessary force or harshness. He was firm but not brutal.
It is my opinion that Standartenfuhrer Becker has proven his loyalty to Fuhrer and Reich beyond any doubt. I recommend he be officially commended for his actions and be considered for promotion with greater responsibilities for pacification and Germanisation of the indigenous population.
And, given Becker's tremendous admiration for our Fuhrer, something he has expressed now for many years, may I be so bold as to suggest a personal audience with the Fuhrer where he could receive the Fuhrer's personal congratulations? Perhaps this could be arranged the next time Standartenfuhrer Becker is in Berlin?
Heil Hitler!
/s/ Kessler, Obergruppenfuhrer