The British Free Corps: Allies or Traitors?

This chapter examines the British Free Corps, a group of British soldiers who collaborated with Nazi Germany during World War II in the fight against the Soviets. It discusses the motivations behind their enlistment, the complexities of their integration into the Waffen-SS, and the ideological implications for British identity. The narrative also addresses the internal conflicts faced by German commanders and the broader socio-political landscape that influenced these volunteer movements.