The SS Alibi of a Nation 1922-1945 - Gerald Reitlinger
Can some one tell me if this book is worth buying? How good of a research and how accurate is it?
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The SS Alibi of a Nation 1922-1945
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Skanderbeg,
Definitely worth getting! I have had a copy for years (In fact, it was one of the first books on the subject as my interest in the period grew.). Mark is quiet correct in saying there are works that go into more detail, but considering it was first published in 1956 and was one of the first serious attempts to understand the organisation, it still reads well and has a wealth of infomation.
Enjoy
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Rich
Definitely worth getting! I have had a copy for years (In fact, it was one of the first books on the subject as my interest in the period grew.). Mark is quiet correct in saying there are works that go into more detail, but considering it was first published in 1956 and was one of the first serious attempts to understand the organisation, it still reads well and has a wealth of infomation.
Enjoy
Regards from the Park,
Rich
good read considering its publishing date. it is a very concise read that offers some insight into the organisation that was the ss. i was able to get it after years of trying and i was not disappointed. obviously more modern texts would have moe detail and be able to use a variety of surces but in my own opinion its worth getting.