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BK183

Werewolves of the Swastika

Their Liberation of America in the 21st Century

by AV Schaerffenberg

Book Description:

A historical novel based on the German Werewolf movement 1945.

In late 1944, as the Third Reich confronted possibilities for military collapse and foreign conquest, SS leaders organized a partisan movement that would carry on the fight for National Socialism. Volunteers were known as “Werewolves,” first participating in December’s Ardennes’ Offensive, where they out-distanced the Wehrmacht advance to infiltrate enemy lines for the disruption of American communications, thereby contributing to the early success of Operation “Watch on the Rhine".

As the Red Army rolled into eastern Germany, a few dozen Werewolf units remained behind the Soviet juggernaut. They inflicted so much chaos and such heavy losses on the enemy that no less than three Russian divisions were needed to hunt down just two hundred Werewolves divided into ten units. The same tactics yielded similar success in Berlin itself. Hiding in condemned, bomb-damaged buildings, the Werewolves allowed first and even second waves of Red Army assault troops to over-run their positions. After the Soviet vanguard passed, the Werewolves slipped out of their hideouts to attack the enemy rear, cutting the invading forces off at the head. Marshall Chuikov remembered, “They hid in basements and in ruins, and allowed the forward units of our advancing forces to pass, and sometimes the rearward units as well, and then opened fire, with the object of sowing panic in the rear and slowing down or paralyzing action along the front line”.

Only three hundred Hitler Youth Werewolves led by their captain, Dieter Kersten, accounted for thousands of Russians killed and dozens of knocked-out tanks. In a matter of weeks, Kersten’s battalion was reduced to just thirty survivors, but they fought their way to Halensee, near the Gruenenwald Forest, at the very center of Berlin. There, preferring death to defeat, they threw themselves against the enemy.

 

"Political action is not judged by the victims it makes, but by the evils it averts." pg 99

"Give me liberty, or give them death." pg 98

 

BK183 - Werewolves of the Swastika - Their Liberation of America in the 21st Century

= English Text

Details: Softcover, 121 pages, approximate size 6 x 9 inches, English text.

$15.00 +s/h