Under the St. Andrew’s Cross: Russian & Cossack Volunteers in World War II, 1941-1945

Covers the history of Cossack and Russian volunteer units which served in the German Army from 1941-1945. Author Peter J. Huxley-Blythe interviewed many of the surviving officers of the various pro-German units, such as the Cossack Cavalry Corps under General Pannwitz, the Special Armed Cossack Corps under General Domanov, and Sonder Division “R” under General Smyslovsky-Holmston. The book containes 116 photos, 2 maps, 31 color plates, 4 documents, 1 table and a “Foreward” by renowned author, Count Nikolai Tolstoy.