SS Wotan Books in Order

As Germany prepares its 1943 offensive at Kursk, the soldiers of Wotan face Soviet defenses and a clash of armored forces. Their new Tiger tanks confront Russian T-34s in a battle that could decide the eastern campaign.

Wotan marches east during Operation Barbarossa, expecting victory against the Soviet Union. As the campaign stretches into the Russian winter, von Dodenburg and his soldiers face conditions that threaten to destroy the regiment.

In early 1940, Wotan trains for a secret mission against the Belgian fortress of Eben Emael. Its soldiers must overcome the defenses guarding key waterways to open a route for Germany’s invasion of France.

In September 1944, von Dodenburg’s Wotan battle group is assigned to defend Aachen against advancing American forces. Fighting moves from tank engagements outside the city to close combat in its ruined streets.

Trapped in the fighting around Monte Cassino, Wotan’s battered survivors face repeated Allied attacks. Von Dodenburg must find a way to save his remaining men while uncovering a traitor within their ranks.

During Germany’s final major western offensive in the winter of 1944, Wotan advances through the Ardennes toward a bridge over the Meuse. Colonel von Dodenburg leads the depleted battle group on a desperate mission.

Recovering from the Russian campaign, Wotan expects a period of training and rest. Instead, an urgent assignment sends the regiment to defend a coastal battery at Dieppe against an anticipated British raid.

After the Ardennes fighting, the battered soldiers of SS Regiment Wotan face another winter campaign. Schulze leads them through Hungary's frozen Vertes Mountains toward Budapest, where Soviet forces and the terrain turn the assignment into a struggle for survival.

Dodenburg takes SS Regiment Wotan into the Egyptian desert during the fighting around El Alamein. A dangerous mission toward Alexandria places his men far from support, with Rommel's orders, the harsh landscape, and a waiting enemy threatening their survival.

As Allied armies advance through Normandy in 1944, SS Regiment Wotan spearheads a counterattack through the Falaise Gap. Discovering they are heading into a trap, the soldiers struggle to escape France and reach Germany before their pursuers overtake them.

After Germany's defeat, Schirmer tries to escape to South America through a Nazi network. His plans instead draw him toward the French Foreign Legion and one final assignment behind Russian lines with survivors of SS Regiment Wotan.

During the invasion of France, SS Regiment Wotan is ordered to pursue an escaping French general. His survival could change the course of the fighting, turning the hunt into a dangerous race for the German soldiers in this military novel.

Schulze and Matz lead the surviving soldiers of SS Regiment Wotan after fighting on the Russian front. As the Reich falters, a new commander gives them an assignment against fellow German soldiers, testing loyalties already strained by the war.

During the Normandy fighting, Dodenburg's soldiers and young Hitler Youth recruits defend positions near Caen. A retreat intended to save lives violates Hitler's orders, leaving the commander facing punishment unless his men can regain the ground they abandoned.

Schulze, Matz, and SS Regiment Wotan are surrounded by Soviet forces on the freezing Russian front. Abandoned by their senior officers, the men confront tanks, Cossacks, and bitter weather as they search for a way out of the encirclement.

Former SS officer Schirmer and his surviving soldiers join the French Foreign Legion in Indochina. Ordered to hunt Ho Chi Minh's Death Volunteers, the veterans enter the Massacre Valley, where their mission threatens to become a trap.

This fictional chronicle follows SS Regiment Wotan through the European battlefields of 1939 to 1945. Ambitious commanders, disillusioned officers, and soldiers bound to their comrades navigate brutal combat, personal appetites, and the growing pressure to survive Germany's war.

Recruited from German prisoner-of-war camps, Schirmer's former SS soldiers spend years fighting for the French Foreign Legion in Indochina. Their transfer to Algeria brings another colonial conflict, where the hardened veterans are tasked with suppressing a new uprising.

After the Moscow campaign leaves SS Wotan depleted, Kuno von Dodenburg must train fresh recruits alongside exhausted veterans. Their next assignment is an offensive between the Don and Donets, intended to open the route to Soviet oil.

After Allied troops land in southern France in August 1944, General Wiese orders a retreat north. SS Regiment Wotan must cover the withdrawing forces as they attempt to reach their comrades in Normandy before the Allied advance closes their route.

As British and American troops land at Salerno in September 1943, SS Regiment Wotan prepares a counterattack. Commander Geier hopes to drive the invaders back into the sea, but Italy's changing allegiance complicates his plans in this war novel.

Retreating through the Vosges in 1944, the depleted SS Wotan regiment receives orders to create confusion behind Allied lines. An African American battalion is assigned to confront them as the Germans prepare their Ardennes offensive.

After Rudolf Hess flies to Scotland in 1941, Nazi leaders fear he may reveal their plans for invading Russia. SS Wotan is assigned to recover him from British custody, while conflicting interests threaten the mission.

In summer 1939, SS Wotan is assembled for a staged attack on the Gleiwitz radio station to justify invading Poland. Meanwhile, British agents enter Germany to steal an Enigma machine, unaware that the Gestapo anticipates their arrival.

As Germany seeks access to Iraqi oil during the Second World War, SS Wotan is sent to support rebels against British control. An attack on a British air base draws the regiment into a difficult desert campaign.

As Berlin collapses in 1945, Martin Bormann plans to escape with wealth stolen from the Reichsbank. He enlists SS Wotan as an escort, but the regiment's veterans have their own ideas about surviving the dying Reich.

SS Wotan leads the German advance toward Moscow in 1941, with orders to reach the Kremlin. As winter closes in and the offensive falters, von Dodenburg and his men face a desperate struggle for survival.

SS Wotan is sent into Yugoslavia as German forces attempt to crush Tito's resistance movement. The regiment's campaign unfolds amid partisan warfare and the competing political interests surrounding the struggle for control of the region.

With D-Day approaching, von Dodenburg believes the Allies will land in Normandy despite his superiors' expectations. He risks punishment for disobedience by preparing his own strike against the invasion, putting his command and life at stake.

Trapped at Stalingrad, SS Wotan faces starvation, Soviet forces, and Hitler's demand that the army fight to the end. An attempt to break out forces the regiment to contend with danger from its own side as well.

When men of SS Wotan are captured on the frozen Russian front, von Dodenburg faces orders forbidding surrender. He must choose between abandoning his soldiers, dealing with the enemy, or attempting a hazardous escape.

In the closing months of the war, von Dodenburg must escort a valuable shipment of diamonds through American-held territory in the Vosges. The exhausted SS Wotan regiment must reach Lorient, where a submarine awaits the cargo.

Captured by American forces after the Battle of the Bulge, Kuno von Dodenburg faces prosecution over the Malmedy massacre. Schulze and Matz attempt to rescue their commander before the threatened trial can determine his fate.

SS Wotan is chosen to spearhead a winter offensive toward Antwerp, but von Dodenburg doubts that heavy tanks can negotiate Belgium's mountain roads. His unauthorized reconnaissance unfolds amid plans, deception, and the prospect of an Allied trap.

In April 1940, von Dodenburg recruits SS Wotan volunteers for a secret operation in Norway involving the vital Narvik ore railway. British troops, local resistance, and harsh weather threaten the mission as rival powers contest the supply route.

Decades after Mussolini's death, documents emerge that threaten Winston Churchill's reputation and reveal politically dangerous wartime secrets. People determined to obtain or suppress the papers draw the struggle into a confrontation over Britain's past.

Eisenhower plans to draw German troops out of the Westwall and use Patton's army to strike their flank. Political intrigue and opposing interests threaten the offensive, while Patton himself becomes a target for elimination.

SS Wotan captures American general Hank Horowitz during the Battle of the Bulge, putting important Allied military secrets at risk. As his captors prepare to interrogate him, the Allies organize a rescue from German custody.

Otto Skorzeny plans to assassinate Eisenhower during a celebration where musicians from Glenn Miller's band will perform. The scheme connects an undercover operation with the bandleader's disappearance as the Germans prepare the Battle of the Bulge.

In this wartime novel, SS Regiment Wotan is sent toward Iraq as Hitler plans a Middle Eastern link with Japan. Geier and von Dodenburg must reach the British base at Habbaniyah despite perilous desert conditions.

During the siege of Leningrad, Hitler orders elite Wotan troops to approach through Finland and surprise Soviet defenses around Lake Ladoga. The regiment faces forests, snow, and heavy losses in a fictional campaign driven by rival dictators.

To restore morale after the stalled advance on Moscow, German leaders propose planting a swastika on Mount Elbrus. Elite climbers must face hostile local tribes and Russian mountaineers approaching from the other side.

In North Africa in 1943, an ailing Rommel seeks a final victory against newly arrived American forces. Captain Scharf leads a Brandenburger unit across the desert, while a British officer struggles to warn the Americans.

Soldiers of the SS Wotan fight across Europe's battlefields, bound by loyalty to Hitler and to one another. This wartime adventure follows a unit whose military reputation is inseparable from brutality, violence, and the demands of service to Nazi Germany.

SS commander Kuno von Dodenburg and American intelligence officer Captain Lawson face a shared enemy in wartime Europe. Their campaigns converge around Schloss Hartmanstein, a fortified castle in the Siegfried Line, with Schulze and Matz alongside Wotan.