Warwolves of the Iron Cross: Black Wolf, White Reich, Nation and Race by Veronica Kuzniar-Clark

Presenting the fourth and final installment of the enthralling “Black Wolf, White Reich” tetralogy (a “Warwolves of the Iron Cross” subset). Within these pages, readers will embark on a journey through the complexities of guerrilla warfare in the East, Poland’s complicated history, and the nuanced exploration of ethnicity and ethnic relations within Germany. Meticulously curated analyses of primary and secondary sources, accompanied by insightful commentary, illuminate the evolution of German ethnic theory and its profound impact on the socio-political landscape. Engaging chapters delve into a myriad of compelling topics, including America’s perpetual state of war since its inception as a nation-state, the remarkable narrative of Serge Bilé: “African Axis,” the cultural significance of African Germanophones, and the poignant exploration of Germans and Slavs. Additionally, readers will delve into the intricate interplay between National Socialism and ethnicity, the complex identities of mixed-race Germans, and the fundamental principles of German cultural policy. Prepare to be captivated as each chapter unveils a unique facet of history, inviting readers to contemplate the complexities of ethnic relations and ideology during this tumultuous era.