U-Boat Ace: The Story of Wolfgang Luth (Bluejacket Books)

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Summary: Friends of mine who served with Kapitan Luth on U 181.
Review: I have read this book and it is an excellently done story on Kapitan zur See, Wolfgang Luth. This man Took charge of the Uboat U 181 and had an excellent crew serving with him. This book is almost as good as "Shooting The War" by Otto Giese. It held my attention which was fully rivited to the pages as I read them, as Otto Giese's book did to me. This book is THAT well done, and I will buy several extra copies of it to send to all 8 of the surviving U 181 vets. Its a shame that Otto Giese, U 181's 2nd Watch officer under Luth, recently passed away as well as three other U 181 comrades. The living members of U 181 will absolutely love this book and will think of it as a work of art. As I do have the priviledge of knowing all the surviving vets, I know they will enjoy adding a copy of this book to their libraries as they have done so with Otto Giese's book. Soon to be another book on U 181 by vet/friend, Bernhard Trenn.

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Summary: Disgusting Nazis, this book is trash.
Review: This gutless Wolfgang Lüth killed my great uncle William by sinking his ship the East Indian, an unarmed merchant ship sailing home from Capetown S. Africa.
I am glad this SOB was shot in the head, I would have liked to do it myself. The Germans are still scum to this day. Never forget.