The British Free Corps: A Controversial Legacy

This chapter explores the formation and evolution of the British Free Corps during World War II, a controversial unit within the Waffen-SS composed of British volunteers. It examines the recruitment process of British POWs, the challenges faced, and the dual aspects of propaganda and combat effectiveness associated with this military unit. The narrative also delves into the complexities of collaboration with the Axis powers and its implications for post-war political dynamics in the UK.