Hess was imprisoned for decades in Spandau. He was not a role model for Germans.
Of course, Nazi Germany in 1947 is a lot different to American Iraq in 2006. The Germans were exhausted and the country was wrecked. The same cannot be said of Iraq.
Working out where to imprison Saddam is very problematic, I confess. It couldn't be in Iraq or anywhere in the Middle East, because he'd be a major securtiy risk. And it couldn't be outside of Iraq, because then he would be imprisoned by Crusaders as part of a Jewish conspiracy.
