The Wolves of World War II: An East Prussian Soldier's Memoir of Combat and Captivity on the Eastern Front Paperback – March 1, 2007

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To be honest I didn't know what I wanted out of this. A unique perspective on a subject unfamiliar to me. But this man's account of his brutal treatment at the hands of the polish who disgustingly were wearing SS uniforms, really just sickened me. I guess if this interests you fine.

A personal account of WWII that I doubt was to be publish.It's great that it was, and though it jumps around somewhat, the writer brings you to the front lines and through his hardship. Make one think nasty thoughts of the USSR!

As I read this I could detect a sometimes not-so-subtle anti-Semitism. Also it is difficult to tell where and when events are happening because the actual names are not used, only letters. I also note that the Soviets are vilified as monsters, which they many times were. However, the writing reflects a feeling of being victimized without acknowledging that the Germans in Russia were about as monstrous and ruthless as it gets with their planned extermination of the population.