Synopses & Reviews
The only biography of SS General Karl Wolff, who for many years would function as Himmler’s adjutant within the SS. One of Hitler’s favorites, Wolff played an increasingly key role until he was appointed head of the German SS and police in 1943 in Italy, where he negotiated the secret surrender to Allen Dulles.
Synopsis
Karl Wolff stood at the top of the infamous Nazi hierarchy. Involved in some of the most gruesome atrocities, Wolff was promoted to general then to SS and became police chief in Italy in 1943-1045.
About the Author
Jochen von Lang, born in 1925, a veteran journalist and historian, was the editor of Stern news magazine. His best known book is The Secretary, the only biography of Martin Bormann: The Man Who Manipulated Hitler. He is also known for an early report on Auschwitz death camp entitled "Assassin Like You and Me?"