Title: Peiper deserves better
Product review: Reynold's book is a seriuosly flawed exercise in portraying one of the greatest, and certainly most charismatic regimental commanders of the Waffen SS. Coverage of his Kampfgruppe during the Battle of the Bulge is meticulous, but other than that there's only a very superficial treatment of Peiper's career, personality and achievements, especially in Russia where he made his name. A true patriot and convinced national socialist, he is the shining example to future generations
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