Order of the Death's Head: The Story of Hitler's SS Heinz Zollin Hohne
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

Following orders loyally and relentlessly, the Death's Head battalions of the SS implemented the murderous deeds which the Fuhrer demanded of them. "In order not to get depressed, I worked non-stop, never took a holiday, and had no hobbies," Loret said in the Telegraph. Saddam, despite Bush Administration rhetoric to the contrary, was no Hitler and his Republican Guard was not the Waffen-SS.2 Besides, if in fact Saddam was as evil as Hitler then why did we leave him in power at the end of the first Gulf War? The connection to Hitler made Loret depressed, although he went public in April 2012 with the story. In "Hitler's Master of the Dark Arts: Himmler's Black Knights and the Occult Origins of the SS" Bill Yenne explores how Hitler and Himmler used a variety of social movements in 1920s Germany to create the mythic images of the SS. They were completely subservient to Hitler and became the most willing tool for his genocide. History mentions no super powers. Heinz Höhne mentions in his book, “The Order of the Death's Head: The Story of Hitler's SS,” that Piorkowski was indicted for murder, but not convicted, by SS officer Dr. Would the Allies have done the same with Hitler in 1945? Heinz Hohne, The Order Of The Death's Head, pp.524-525.