Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Source-focused: Frequently cites archives and books (e.g., BArch, NARA, Yad Vashem) in tweets like “Werner Best received a three year sentence…”.
- Detail-oriented: Provides precise archival roll numbers and object dimensions, as in “Werner Best — Heydrich conflict. Source: NARA roll A3343 064.” and the letter opener description.
- Visually-curated: Consistently shares photos, scans, and caricatures (e.g., “Caricatures of Werner Best. Sources and brief IDs are in the ALT.”).
- Context-giving: Adds short interpretive notes, such as clarifying graphology limits in “Herta Isay’s analysis of Werner Best. This can be read for fun, but obviously graphology isn’t seen as reliable now.”.
- Consistent-thematic: Maintains a coherent focus on Werner Best and related WWII material across many posts, from poems to prison objects to political roles.
Weaknesses:
- Narrow-scope: Almost all tweets center on Werner Best, limiting broader WWII coverage despite branding as an Apolitical WWII blog.
- Low-engagement: Tweets are mostly one-way information drops with no visible questions or prompts for discussion, e.g., “I have kind of a collection.”.
- Sparse-explanation: Many posts provide sources but minimal historical context, such as “Best reading the Skagerrak newspaper.”.
- Jargon-heavy: Uses archival shorthand and specialist references (e.g., “BArch (1 5) R1603/2281,” “NARA roll A3343 064”) without explanation for non-specialists.
- Limited-accessibility: Several tweets rely on images of documents or clippings with little transcription, making content harder to access, as in the multiple-photo archival posts on Werner Best’s letters and analyses.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This account most closely resembles Lisa Simpson, who is studious, detail‑oriented, and drawn to niche intellectual interests. The user focuses on obscure archival material, for example highlighting sources and catalog numbers in tweets like “Werner Best received a three year sentence for his radical opposition to the Rhineland occupation as a student but was amnestied after six months. Sources: BArch (1 5) R1603/2281, (6 7) R1601/2422. [4 pictures]”. Like Lisa, they show a careful, almost scholarly approach, as in “Werner Heisenberg to Werner Best and his younger brother, Walter Best. Also: Werner Best’s (rose tinted) role in the seizure of Niels Bohr’s Institute. Source: Kalliope Nachlass Heisenberg. [3 pictures]”. The bio “Apolitical WWII blog” and notes such as “This can be read for fun, but obviously graphology isn’t seen as reliable now.” echo Lisa’s rational, critical mindset and desire to separate serious analysis from pseudoscience. Their interest in poetry, personal letters, and psychological angles—e.g., “Two of the three poems Werner Best wrote at Kastellet prison. Sources: (1) Konflikt og samarbejde by Carl Axel Gemzell. (2) Best by Ulrich Herbert. [2 pictures]”—matches Lisa’s blend of intellectualism and introspective curiosity about people.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They appear more introverted (I) than extroverted: the account is a small, niche "Apolitical WWII blog" focusing on archival material rather than social interaction or personal life, and their tweets are descriptive rather than attention‑seeking, for example simply posting "New 1944 newspaper portrait.". Their strong emphasis on primary sources and documented facts shows sensing (S) tendencies: nearly every tweet grounds claims in archives, such as "Werner Best received a three year sentence… Sources: BArch (1 5) R1603/2281, (6 7) R1601/2422." and "Werner Best — Heydrich conflict. Source: NARA roll A3343 064.". At the same time, they also synthesize and contextualize those facts (e.g., noting Best’s "rose tinted" self‑presentation in "Werner Heisenberg to Werner Best… Werner Best’s (rose tinted) role in the seizure of Niels Bohr’s Institute."), which reflects an intuitive (N) bent toward patterns and interpretation; the blend suggests an NT analyst style more than a pure archivist. Their tone is impersonal and analytical, favoring thinking (T) over feeling: they avoid moralizing and emotional language, even when dealing with Nazis, and frame even potentially charged topics in neutral terms, as in "This can be read for fun, but obviously graphology isn’t seen as reliable now.". Finally, the account shows clear judging (J) structure: tweets are systematically sourced (often with multiple references) and organized into series or collections, e.g. "Two of the three poems Werner Best wrote at Kastellet prison. Sources: (1)… (2)…" and "Thread of videos featuring Werner Best.". Overall, an INTJ type fits best: a private, research‑oriented, analytically minded person who methodically curates a tightly focused historical niche and interprets it through a structured, source‑driven lens.
Some pickup lines for you
- If your heart has as many layers as your sources on Werner Best’s three-year sentence and early amnesty, I promise to read every footnote and never skip the archival references.
- You’ve got a whole thread of caricatures and fake sonnets about Best, but I’m more interested in writing an actually romantic quatrain with you—no libel suit required.
- Seeing you casually drop Kalliope Nachlass Heisenberg and NARA roll A3343 064 in your tweets makes me think: if we went on a date, would it be catalogued as ‘Apolitical WWII Blog, Series I: Unexpected Chemistry’?
- You collect everything from his Kastellet prison poems to that 25x3 cm wooden letter opener he carved—how about we add ‘the moment we met’ to your Best collection?
- You’re out here identifying Walter in old photos and spotting new NARA images like it’s nothing; if you can recognize Werner’s brother from a grainy pic, I’m hoping you can recognize a good match when you read this.
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Archival deep dives into Werner Best & WWII minutiae. I once tracked a single letter opener through three archives just to date one photograph.– @chffrrmaschine
Your signature cocktail
The Best Enigma Negroni
This drink is a classic with a twist, just like an apolitical WWII blog that quietly obsesses over obscure figures such as Werner Best. The London dry gin is the clear, analytical base—sharp and archival, echoing their precise sourcing in posts like “Werner Best — Heydrich conflict. Source: NARA roll A3343 064.”. Campari brings a bitter edge that mirrors the darker undertones behind seemingly dry notes like “Werner Best received a three year sentence for his radical opposition to the Rhineland occupation as a student but was amnestied after six months.”. Sweet vermouth softens that bitterness, reflecting the oddly human moments in posts such as “Werner Best’s letter to his wife, sent while he was testifying in Nuremberg.”. Finally, a Danish aquavit rinse nods to their recurring Danish focus in tweets like “The former Danish Prime Minister’s letter. Werner Best learned the language in his Reichsbevollmächtigter days.” and the Kastellet prison and Horsens references, giving the cocktail a subtle Nordic mystery worthy of the name Enigma.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The account’s focus is intensely research-oriented and analytical, signaling a clear Ravenclaw profile. Nearly every tweet is built around archival digging and documentation, such as “Werner Best received a three year sentence for his radical opposition to the Rhineland occupation as a student but was amnestied after six months. Sources: BArch (1 5) R1603/2281, (6 7) R1601/2422.” and “Werner Best — Heydrich conflict. Source: NARA roll A3343 064.”. This repeated, precise sourcing shows a love of learning and methodical inquiry rather than crusading, social bonding, or personal promotion. The user also highlights niche, almost esoteric details—like “Four sonnets by Werner Best (not really). He even wanted to sue for libel. Source: Svikmøllen 1949.” and “Herta Isay’s analysis of Werner Best. This can be read for fun, but obviously graphology isn’t seen as reliable now.”—which reflects intellectual curiosity and a taste for nuanced, critical context. Even the bio, “Apolitical WWII blog,” underscores a stance of detached, analytical study over ideology or ambition. Collectively, this pattern fits Ravenclaw far better than the boldness of Gryffindor, the communal warmth of Hufflepuff, or the power-oriented drive of Slytherin.
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Heroes - David Bowie
David Bowie’s Heroes fits Enigma because it’s about looking at the past with a mixture of admiration, distance, and critical reflection—very similar to how they approach WWII history. Their bio, "Apolitical WWII blog", and their focus on primary sources and artifacts, like "Werner Best’s letter to his wife, sent while he was testifying in Nuremberg." and "Two of the three poems Werner Best wrote at Kastellet prison.", show a fascination with individuals caught in pivotal historical moments rather than simple hero/villain narratives. In Heroes, the characters are not purely noble; they are complex people trying to assert meaning in the shadow of war and division, just as Enigma highlights nuance in figures like Werner Best through posts such as "Werner Best — Heydrich conflict." and "About his personality.". The song’s blend of melancholy, distance, and human focus mirrors the account’s mix of portraits, letters, and visual material—like "New 1944 newspaper portrait." and "Caricatures of Werner Best."—that document how people were seen and remembered. Heroes ultimately captures the sense of standing at a sober distance from the past while still being deeply compelled by the people who lived it.
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