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The Black March
The Black March
Author: Peter Neumann
Hitler's youth were trained to be monsters. The highest honor a German family could wish for was that a son or daughter should be accepted into one of Hitler's youth organizations. There they learned the techniques of torture, liquidation, and calculated barbarism to Jews and all other enemies of the Third Reich. Peter Neumann, author of this...  more »
ISBN: 91378
Pages: 278
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Type: Paperback
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hardtack avatar reviewed The Black March on + 2564 more book reviews
Before reading this book you need to read several of the negative reviews on Amazon. According to those reviews this book was not written by a member of the SS, but by a Frenchman using stories from other accounts. And those reviews say that author gets a lot of things wrong.

I haven't read it myself, but I always look at the Amazon reviews, as well as the PBS reviews, before requesting books by authors I am unfamiliar with. It's amazing how many "first person" memoirs out there are faked, and a number of personal memoirs which became best sellers were later found to contain outright lies.
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This is a first-person account of a man who was in the German SS during World War II.


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