Description
Explore the harrowing history of the SS Dirlewanger Brigade, an infamous anti-partisan unit of the Nazi regime, with this essential trade paperback. Released in 2013 by Skyhorse Publishing, Inc., this book offers a deep dive into the shadows of World War II, backed by thorough research from archives in Germany, Poland, and Russia.
The Dirlewanger Brigade was notorious for its brutality, comprised mainly of criminals and poachers who were liberated from prisons to hunt down partisan fighters on the Eastern Front. Under Oskar Dirlewanger's ruthless leadership, these men committed unspeakable acts, such as the violent suppression of the Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto, where they killed an estimated 35,000 innocents in a single day.
This groundbreaking volume provides readers a comprehensive understanding of the brigade's formation, operations, and the heinous acts that defined its legacy. The SS Dirlewanger Brigade not only unveils chilling details of the unit's violent history but also reflects on the broader implications of genocide and state-sponsored terror. Ideal for historians, educators, and anyone interested in World War II atrocities, this book serves as a striking reminder of the depths of human depravity during a pivotal period in history. Don't miss your chance to own this brand new edition, featuring rich insights into one of the darkest chapters of modern warfare.
The Dirlewanger Brigade was notorious for its brutality, comprised mainly of criminals and poachers who were liberated from prisons to hunt down partisan fighters on the Eastern Front. Under Oskar Dirlewanger's ruthless leadership, these men committed unspeakable acts, such as the violent suppression of the Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto, where they killed an estimated 35,000 innocents in a single day.
This groundbreaking volume provides readers a comprehensive understanding of the brigade's formation, operations, and the heinous acts that defined its legacy. The SS Dirlewanger Brigade not only unveils chilling details of the unit's violent history but also reflects on the broader implications of genocide and state-sponsored terror. Ideal for historians, educators, and anyone interested in World War II atrocities, this book serves as a striking reminder of the depths of human depravity during a pivotal period in history. Don't miss your chance to own this brand new edition, featuring rich insights into one of the darkest chapters of modern warfare.