Major,major Story flaw

I think that Murdoch and Dippy have corrected a lot of the truly bizarre historical misconceptions mentioned in this thread, though I feel it is worth pointing out a few things. Britain ruled India. Many Indians where less than happy about this, but India was not a member of the Axis. Yeah, the Nazi's had an understrength division of Indians, along with several division's of assorted Russians, Turks, French, Belgians, Spaniards, Danes, Norwegians and most nationalities you care to mention, including the Free British Korps, with approx. 120 members surely the smallest corps in military history. The Japanese had similar Indian units, but for every Indian fighting for the Axis there was a thousand or more in the British Indian Armies. In 1943 some of them would have been fighting up the Italian peninsula with the rest of the allied forces. Some would have been in Iraq, where a division formed part of the force that defeated a Nazi backed coup against the British puppet government. Most would have been fighting the Japanese in eastern India and Burma. Britain was involved in fighting across vast stretches of Asia, had defeated Axis forces in Northern, and Eastern (Ethiopia, Somalia etc) Africa, the Middle and Near East (Syria, Iraq, Persia). British commandos where in action on the Greek Islands, and in the extraordinarily dirty and multi-sided war in Yugoslavia, where the troops they where exchanging fire with would have included the SS "Prinz Eugen" Alpine Division, who I think was the unit to which the SS colonel in this film and his Alpine troops belonged (I only got a brief glance at his wrist ribbon), they where also raiding into France, Norway etc, as the allied air forces pummelled Germany. The British where far from "couped up in Europe". The biggest battle in history took place in 1943, at Kursk, and the "could go anywhere at this time" Germans where not the winners.
The SS did go to Tibet in the late '30's, members of the SS Abernante (I've almost certainly spelt that wrong) searching for the origins of the Aryan race, one candidate been Tibet. (another, I'm not making this up, was Atlantis) They where not suited and booted in SS regalia, though they did have some rather natty over-sized pith helmets with swastikas on the side, it was a anthropological survey mission. Lots of measuring heads for racial characteristics, rather like other Abernante did with body parts sent from the concentration camps a few years later. This unit, who really fall into the stranger than fiction category, also searched for objects of power, such as the Holy Lance and (this is sometimes disputed) Holy Grail, for some top Nazi's where true believers in the occult, including Himmler, the head of the SS. If a scroll like that in the film existed, they would have been interested in it. They also inspired Raiders Of the Lost Ark, which also has the Nazis in British dominated territory (Eygpt) plot hole (and also Tibet!)and Hellboy.
Oh, and Bulletproof Monk? I've seen worse films on a friday night, but also a lot better.....