A story so terrifying, it could be a well-written thriller...

A story that should never be forgotten...
After the end of World War II and the revelation of the heinous crimes of the Third Reich, Nazi criminals attempted to escape from Germany. Some were immediately arrested, such as the notorious leader of the SS, Heinrich Himmler. However, some evaded capture through a complex Nazi organization that provided them with cover. Among the war criminals were Josef Mengele, the Angel of Death, who had committed horrific medical experiments in Auschwitz, Martin Bormann, Hitler's ruthless personal secretary, Klaus Barbie, the brutal Butcher of Lyon, and the most infamous Nazi, Adolf Eichmann.
"Killing the SS" is a spy epic conducted by self-appointed and determined Nazi hunters. Over the course of decades, the Nazi hunters scoured the world to locate the fugitive SS members and bring them to justice, often resulting in their death.
This book evokes many mixed emotions. It will overwhelm you with a sense of justice and injustice, surprise, anger, fear, and anxiety for everything that happened and continues to happen from the late 1930s to the present day.