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Hussain Hussain shussain986bd1 — The book was well written but the characters so whimsy and unsavory that I didn't really like any of them.

Tony Homme vividviva — This is a wonderful memoir of the life of Hanns Joachim Scharff, a German interrogator during WWII. The book mainly consists to Scharff's personal accounts taken from his private journals, that when written, were intended for family use. Author Raymond F. Toliver befriended Scharff and is responsible for this story's release. Toliver acts as a guide, clarifying some of Scharff's accounts and interjecting the recollections of many that had contact with Scharff. Towards to the end of the book Toliver delves into a dark side of WWII, one that is not often discussed, the American treatment of German POW's and the atrocities that these people suffered by the hands of their "liberators". Though Scharff does not come out and give a step by step instruction for his interrogation methods, but shares stories and recalls interrogations he preformed in a way that the reader can see his methods and the psychology used that would brand him as a master interrogator. This book is an excellent read for anyone interested in WWII from a German perspective, those that work within the intelligence community, who perform interrogations, or anyone that would appreciate a deeper understanding of WWII.