Warriors of Death av Charles Whiting

<h2>Obedience to the Fhrer. Obedience to the death.</h2><p>Hitler''s elite SS bodyguards prided themselves on doing whatever it took, even if death was the price. They called themselves the "old hares", and they left a trail of terror as they butchered their way across Europe. Of the 30,000 soldiers who signed up, only thirty would survive the war.</p><p>Some perished in the abortive push on Normandy in 1944, directed by the Fhrer. Others suffered gruesome deaths at the hands of the Russians. In a chilling day-by-day account of the final year of this crack squad, bestseller Charles Whiting chronicles their bloody demise, which culminated in humiliation at the Battle of the Bulge.</p><p><b>This is a gripping brutal history, taking us deep into one of the most terrifying and cult-like units of the Second World War. It shows just how far the Nazi''s were willing to go; and the great efforts needed to vanquish them.</b></p>