Memoirs of Fascists who served in the Allied forces?

[nick m.]

Good day. I'm seeking any memoirs or personal accounts from individuals who had ideological connections to fascism but nevertheless served on the Allied side during the war. It would be interesting to see how such people reconciled their own beliefs with those of the Allied cause they were fighting for.

The only such memoir I'm familiar with is Action Replay by Jeffrey Hamm. For those of you unfamiliar with his story, Hamm was a member of the British Union of Fascists before the war and was interned for a time under Defence Regulation 18B. He was released in 1941 and served in the 12th Royal Tank Regiment for a spell, before being discharged in 1944, apparently over MI5 concerns about his political leanings. After the war he continued to be active in far-right politics in Britain. Action Replay is an autobiography, so it covers much more of Hamm's life than his wartime service, but it does at least provide a bit of a glimpse into the mind of such an individual and what his thoughts were on the war.