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If so, why no discussion here about this dispute?Jrm2007 07:38, 23 September 2007 (UTC)

• I have removed the disputed section. It is completely POV, and does not cite any reliable sources (or any other kind). If anyone wants to clean it up, here it is:

==Yad Vashem has not recognized Albert Göring==

He is not among the Righteous Among the Nations honoured at Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial. It is believed by many that his name is not among the Righteous Among the Nations because he shared the last name of one of the leading members of the Nazi movement and the public would have a difficult time of separating him from his more famous brother. Amateur historians have asked Yad Vashem to assist in gathering evidence of Albert Göring's saving Jews; however, despite its massive funding, Yad Vashem has refused to give any help. To make things worse, Yad Vashem said that it wants actual survivors to testify, a feat extremely difficult at this point in time. Eventually, Yad Vashem said it would accept authorized copies of past depositions. However, even this is difficult for the amateur historian as some copies are only available in certain locations of the world. As of August 2007, Yad Vashem still has not recognized Albert Göring's actions in saving Jews.

--Sean 23:31, 10 October 2007 (UTC)