The Nazi 'Werewolf' guerrilla movement is rarely covered by historians of the WW2 era, and when it is, tends to be briefly dismissed as insignificant and having made no real impact. But this book is diligently researched and well written, and brings to light the activities and influence of 'The death scream of the Nazi regime'.
The author covers various aspects of the Werewolf resistance movement, including training and organisation (or lack of it), various operations carried out during wartime and after hostilities had officially finished, and the attitudes and motivations of various parties involved.
Some of the descriptions of the actions carried out are really involving and it has to be said exciting, although at points I got a bit bored of a writing style that sometimes just seems to list numerous stories very similar in nature, one after the other...eg. 'yet another Werewolf group operating at this time...' . But this is a minor gripe about a book that that generally does a lot to bring to light an often unexplored period of history. Recommended.
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