Warwolves of the Iron Cross: Black Wolf, White Reich, Otherness in Nazi Germany by Veronica Kozniar-Clark

Introducing the third installment of the “Black Wolf, White Reich” tetralogy. Within these pages, readers will encounter a meticulous analysis of diverse primary and secondary source materials, enriched by insightful commentary, shedding light on the intricate nuances of ethnicity and ethnic relations within Germany. Engaging chapters delve into various aspects of this complex subject matter, including the Treatment of African POWs, the phenomenon of 1930s US barbarism, explorations of Germanism and the fear factor, as well as riveting information surrounding the battleground of Africa in the clash between British and German political forces. Additionally, readers will uncover thought-provoking discussions on American slavery during World War II through the lens of the Blackmon thesis, and the intriguing dynamics of “Dark executioners”: African Collaborationists. Prepare to immerse yourself in a compelling exploration of history, where each chapter unveils a distinct facet of the intricate tapestry of ethnic relations during this tumultuous era.