William Alan Webb

In the dying days of World War Two, when the fate of nations was being decided by the triumvirate of Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Josef Stalin, Hitler's Austrian homeland provided a scenic backdrop for the last stand of Army Group South. Killing Hitler's Reich, The Battle For Austria 1945, is the history of the bloody Battle for Austria in 1945. Austria's fate held major ramifications for postwar Europe and the entire free world, yet there is no complete account of the campaign written in English. Given the scale of the fighting and the scope of the consequences, this book fills a major gap in the literature of World War Two. On VE Day, Army Group South listed 450,000 men still under arms in four armies. It was this massive force that made General Dwight Eisenhower change the entire focus of American ground operations to cut off Germans from retreating into the National Redoubt. Moreover, it was Austria not Berlin, that proved to be the graveyard of the Waffen SS. No less than 15 of Himmler's divisions ended the war there. And as the German war effort disintegrated into chaos, high ranking Nazis fled the dying Reich through Austria and into Italy. Some made it, many didn't. Killing Hitler's Reich follows the chase and capture of some of the most notorious, such as Himmler's Second in Command, Ernst Kaltenbrunner. Long overlooked by historians, Killing Hitler's Reich finally places this critical campaign in its proper historical place.

What's a sniper to do when they leave the Marine Corps? Become an assassin for LifeEnders Inc., the elite murder-for-hire corporation. Luther will soon learn there is more to being a high-grade sniper than a simple point and click. Sometimes a man has to get his hands dirty. The Hit World SeriesSeptember 11, 2001, was the blackest day in American history. A dozen hijacked airliners wiped out most of the American government and brought our country to its knees. The population screamed for blood, but the government was in chaos. Americans got their answer in the form of a small band of mercenaries, hired by wealthy private citizens. The group traveled to the Middle East to kill those responsible. They called themselves LifeEnders, Inc. Within weeks the men responsible for the 9/11 attacks were being executed on live American television, along with officials from the countries who supported them. As our government struggled to restore themselves, the population demanded power turned over to private corporations wherever possible. LifeEnders Inc. grew from the mercenary group. They found and eliminated threats to America worldwide with the speed and technique of a scalpel. When terrorist organizations were discovered within America, LifeEnders Inc. found and removed them. Terrorists couldn't hide. As time went by the group, also ended murder within our borders; killers met with swift Old Testament justice.

In the dying days of World War Two, when the fate of nations was being decided by the triumvirate of Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Josef Stalin, Hitler’s Austrian homeland provided a scenic backdrop for the last stand of Army Group South. Killing Hitler’s Reich, The Battle For Austria 1945, is the history of the bloody Battle for Austria in 1945. Austria’s fate held major ramifications for postwar Europe and the entire free world, yet there is no complete account of the campaign written in English. Given the scale of the fighting and the scope of the consequences, this book fills a major gap in the literature of World War Two. On VE Day Army Group South listed 450,000 men still under arms in four armies. It was this massive force that made General Dwight Eisenhower change the entire focus of American ground operations to cut off Germans from retreating into the National Redoubt. Moreover, it was Austria not Berlin, that proved to be the graveyard of the Waffen SS. No less than 15 of Himmler’s divisions ended the war there. And as the German war effort disintegrated into chaos, high ranking Nazis fled the dying Reich through Austria and into Italy. Some made it, many didn’t. Killing Hitler’s Reich follows the chase and capture of some of the most notorious, such as Himmler’s Second in Command, Ernst Kaltenbrunner. Long overlooked by historians, Killing Hitler’s Reich finally places this critical campaign in its proper historical place.