Title: German Kommando Extraordinary
Product review: German Kommando ExtraordinaryThis book is a popular biography of the SS officer whose rescue of Mussolini, kidnapping of Admiral Horthy, and activities in the Battle of the Bulge where the most visible Nazi special operations in World War II were employed. The first third of the book deals with wartime operations, and the remainder with complex postwar purported neo-Nazi activities and links. Overall, I have found this book to be readable and although the material is dated and is peppered with historical flaws, it is still historically significant in the study of modern special warfare. I believe that this title will not appeal to the professional and armchair military historian but will provide a lite and somewhat entertaining read.
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