The Autobiography of a WW II Special Air Service Soldier

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A NEW AND EXCITING BOOK ABOUT SAS OPERATIONS IN WW II

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Who Cares Who Wins is the remarkeable but true story of three soldiers, one British and two Germans, on opposite sides in World War Two. Quentin Hughes, a Special Air Services commando, survived an SS firing squad thanks to the intervention of two of his captors - one a Sturmbelitung Officer, the other a Wermacht Doctor. Who Cares Who Wins tells of those traumatic and heroic times from both perspectives - one of the few accounts of World War Two to attempt a sympathetic overview of the trials and tribulations of ordinary soldiers on both sides in the conflict.

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What it was like in a naval battle in the Mediterranean and in beleaguered and bombed Malta.

How a German held a bridge over the Albert Canal to allow his tanks to come up and cross into Belgium

How the Anzio landing was concealed from the Germans by an SAS Raid.

How a political prisoner, condemned to death by Hitler's Commando Order, was saved by two German officers and how he escaped to join the Italian Partisans.

How one German officer got the surrender of a whole Italian Armoured Division and how he caught Goring unprepared.

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It is all in the book and it's all true.

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