 Adding to the volume of material are groups of international admirers who consider the Waffen-SS to have been incorrectly judged by history.Some of the better known authors in the Waffen-SS revisionist tradition include Patrick Agte, who wrote a hagiographic account on Jochen Peiper, and Franz Kurowski, who provided numerous wartime chronicles of Waffen-SS units and highly decorated men, such as Michael Wittmann.Critics have been especially dismissive of Kurowski's works, describing them as "Landser-pulp" ("soldier-pulp") literature and "laudatory texts", that focus on hero-making at the expense of the historical truth.