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>>There was a British reporter in Hitler’s airplane once before the war. He remarked how the SS guards were showing each other pictures of their boyfriends with remarks like: “aren’t his eyes sweet?” But, when the plane landed, they got out and beat the crap out of the crowd on the ground.<<

That’s quite interesting, although I wonder if it was not the SS but the SA, which was a really butch homo crowd, until Hitler had them all killed. ... In any case, would you have a link?

Sorry, no. I saw it in the Military Channel. All I recall is that it definitely was SS. I believe this was shortly after the Night of the Long Knives.

It was a little surprising because they were much more professional in their demeanor than the SA ruffians; more disciplined but just as deviant.

152 That’s quite interesting, although I wonder if it was not the SS but the SA, which was a really butch homo crowd, until Hitler had them all killed. ... In any case, would you have a link?

No link, but the story fits with the theme of ...

http://www.defendthefamily.com/pfrc/books/pinkswastika/html/the_pinkswastika_4th_edition_-_final.htm

1995 - Scott Lively’s and Kevin Abrams’ controversial book, The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party, was published. Its theme was that “butch” (ultra masculine) homosexuals within the Nazi Party contributed to the extreme militarism and barbarism of Nazi Germany. The authors maintained that a key to understanding the cause of the German social collapse, which culminated in the atrocities of the Third Reich, was found in the conflict of Hellenic and Hebrew (Judeo-Christian) value systems. This war of philosophies, as old as Western civilization itself, pit the homoeroticism of the Greeks against the marriage-and-family-centered heterosexuality of the Jews. Although the Nazis included homosexuals in their persecutions (though at a much lower level than homosexualists contend), the homosexuals they persecuted were almost exclusively the effeminate members of the homosexual community (who they claimed were also very active in the communist party, and therefore political rivals) in Germany. Persecution of the femme homosexuals provided a degree of public cover for their own homosexuality. Lively and Abrams also contended that much of the mistreatment in the concentration camps was administered by masculine homosexuals who despised effeminacy in all its forms. The book, and authors, have been subjected to heavy criticism from the homosexual lobby, segments of the Jewish population, and others.

Lively and Abrahms state their case that the homosexuality of the SA transfered into the SS after the Night of the Long Knives. They also write extensively about Hitler's sexuality.