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I put in some actual references. There was no mention of the daughters in my sources. One of them said: "Children: 1 Son". If anyone can find a RS on the daughters, we should put them back in - for now, I'll take them out: Hilde Meisels Gertrud Dresel Also, is "ethnicity" the correct place to put "Jewish" in the info box?? Not sure about this ...shouldn't it be "Religion"? Anyway, since it was not displayed on the page, I took that out as well. His Jewish background is obvious from the section on Early life.Drow69 (talk) 16:10, 13 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]
"We won't abandon the Fatherland in the hour of danger."
Was this really Haase? The only source I could find online that was not a mirror of this article was one saying it was articulated by Friedrich Ebert, and that Haase reluctantly supported that line. 107.1.184.218 (talk) 18:37, 4 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]