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# SS Englander: The Amazing True Story of Hitler's British Nazis Paperback – April 30, 2010

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## Customer Reviews

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    I just decided it best to set it aside
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2014*

As I started, and with each passing chapter I began to wonder what I was doing.  Then suddenly the feeling gripped me with the passing of every page. I know Fictionalized History can be entertaining, I went to Public Schools. But I decided, for the first time in my life, I would go to the last Chapter (***Spoiler Alert***) read it and then see if I felt the need to find out how these events came to be, and the end of the story as it was narrated. Even part way into that effort, I just decided it best to set it aside. Whomever met with the Author, and shared his family's secret, upon which this is supposedly based, should of simply let it go. I wonder what was responsible for the lapse in their judgement to share this story with anyone. Was it in actuality some self styled Author hoping to pass off a manuscript that had been rejected or passed on. Perhaps a move to attract attention from Hollywood for a Motion Picture Deal, think Quentin Tarantino. Inglourious Bastard(s)  meets Love Story, sprinkled with the Longest Day and Battle of the Bulge. From the beginning you get the feeling that each chapter starts with, builds to, and ends up in much the same fashion.  But in fairness, it was only one war, so the killing and mayhem is repetitive and familiar. Hero, with a past that haunts him, Heroine Love interest, Psychotic Murderer ( I kept thinking of Peter Lorre) as Right Hand Man to keep it righteous. If you want to read about the Eastern Front, with Non German Volunteers try "Campaign in Russia - The Waffen SS on the Eastern Front " written by Leon Degrelle. If you want to balance it there have been numerous books involving the Russian side as well, but due to my Fifties and Sixties upbringing I just cannot see the Soviet Russians and Communist Commissars as Heroes or allies. But they were our Allies weren't they?  Then again, I don't ever recall sitting under my desk, at school, worrying about German Nuclear Bombs, but whose to say. The greater fear, having to ever try to convince myself to read this book, for any means of entertainment. Time is precious.

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    Fast moving but unconvincing
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2015*

Not much to bite on here.  The members of the Britische Freikorps in real life had none of the excitement of murdering Russians portrayed in this fictional account.  Actually they just lounged around for over two years, a few seeing limited action only on the eastern front towards the end of the conflict.  The real problem with this short novel is that there are just too many mistakes, for example the accompanying drawings show the Brits in a black SS uniform which was decidedly not combat dress.  There is room for a fictionalized account of the Brits in the SS, but this volume is not the answer.  There are some useful ideas in the TV episode of Foyle's War which deals with a Britische Freikorps member accused of treason.

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    Sensationalized war fiction
  

*by D***K on Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2010*

This book was quite disappointing.  It purports to be a "true story, written as fiction."  However, it was quickly apparent that the book is a work of total fiction.While is does contain several correct historic facts, these are ones that anyone with access to the internet could find out for themselves with a minimal search.Mostly the book is riddled with factual errors, of which only three are cited here.  Tiger Tanks, for instance, are mentioned several times in action at Stalingrad - despite the fact that no Tiger battalions were involved in the fighting there (afterwards, yes, but not during the battles in Stalingrad itself).  Another scene references a German officer wearing TWO silver wound badges, which would not have been the case (the Wound Badge was a cumulative award).  And several time the author speaks of the black SS dress tunic, which had been withdrawn from use at the start of the war.  If this were an eyewitness account, by someone who supposedly was in the German armed forces at the time, these errors would not have reproduced.The writing is also juvenile and disjointed, concentrating on the "blood, guts and gore" aspect of combat.  None of the scenes have any feeling of reality, but more of a fantastic made-up sensationalism.  Take it from a combat veteran, the purported author never saw action.All in all, it's an entertaining read if you like sensationalized war fiction.  But even though it supposedly deals with a real subject (the British Freikorps), precious little time is spent on the actual BFC; the action is concerned almost solely with Stalingrad.Go ahead and read it, but understand it's completely fabricated, not "truth written as fiction."

  
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