Auschwitz - SS Death Camp
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Kramer felt the fury building higher inside him. Of all the arrogant bastards he’d ever met..... How dare he demand his papers before they had been thoroughly checked. He determined to make things as awkward as he possibly could. “Entschuldigen Sie, bitte, mein Herr. I also need the girl’s papers.” He saw the Sturmbannführer scowling at him as he turned to the back seat. “Deine Papiere, Anna.” Baby had kept a hand pressed firmly over her mouth. Miller was really tearing into this dishevelled, yet she had to admit, somewhat good-looking young officer but she knew she could not be seen enjoying his embarrassment. “Anna!” barked Miller. Feeling her brother’s elbow dig into her side she fumbled in her purse then leant over, placing her Pass in the Untersturmführer’s grubby hand. Kramer perused Anna Stahlecker’s papers noting her extreme youthfulness. Mein Gott! What he wouldn’t give to have an innocent in his bed that night! Unsullied and unbroken. Just how he liked them! Staring hard at the photograph, he glanced back up then stared again at the likeness. An astonishingly captivating brunette possessing large, brown, almond-shaped eyes that peered wistfully through long dark lashes, a pert nose and sultry, rosebud mouth. He watched as she left the car, knelt on the hard ground before him and unbuttoned his trousers. Looking down into the cloud of silky hair he was in ecstasy as she took him in one smooth mouthful. “Herr Untersturmführer!” He lifted his head sharply, one hand fumbling with his trousers ensuring no-one could see his excitement, the insistent voice breaking through his fantasy. The Sturmbannführer was flashing a piece of paper at him. Gott sei Dank! If the girl’s father had read his thoughts…… Closing the Pass he handed it back, eyes appraising the ravishing body squashed between the other backseat passengers.
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In a race against time Nazi Germany must, at any cost, be prevented from accomplishing its goal: European domination through the might of the Atomic Bomb. It is June 1942 when Josef Mortkowicz, one of America’s pre-eminent scientists, volunteers to infiltrate and sabotage the Reich’s parallel nuclear research programme. Events, however, do not go according to plan. Arrested for a minor offence, identified as a Jew and deported to Auschwitz at a time the world knows nothing of the atrocities being perpetrated in the East (the Final Solution a still unknown concept), the Allies have but a few weeks at most to convince the Nazis they have unwittingly captured an absconded key physicist from Washington’s top secret Manhattan Project. Lieutenant Miller and his team are sent deep into enemy territory with the urgent brief to rescue and return. But to succeed they must fail. Mortkowicz has to be brought to the attention of the Nazis with cover intact and so Miller is hindered with orders to take rookie W/T operator, Christa Lynton. A combination of insubordination and sheer bad luck results in the team’s imprisonment in Hitler’s most infamous concentration camp where young Christa is subjected to the horrors of physical abuse, mental torture and sexual degradation by her Nazi assailant, SS Untersturmführer Kramer. Cruelly exploited by both Miller and Kramer we see how this vulnerable girl’s decisions and actions, as she fights for survival in an unimaginably inhumane world, influence the outcome of this most crucial of missions. Auschwitz – SS Death Camp skilfully blends fact with fiction taking the reader into the very heart of the camp’s SS hierarchy: a nightmare realm with no rules.
About the Author
S M Janes was born in the UK in 1955. Convent educated by the Sisters of Notre Dame her linguistic skills include both German and French. She has travelled Europe extensively and, a couple of years after the Iron Curtain was lifted, visited Auschwitz/Birkenau for research purposes. A lifelong interest in the history of the Third Reich, in particular the Final Solution, has culminated in the writing of this novel. S M Janes lives in Cheshire, England.