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During World War II, Nazi Germany created one of the most notorious and brutal units of the entire war: SS-Dirlewanger Brigade. Often described as a real-life “suicide squad,” the unit was composed largely of convicted criminals, including murderers, rapists, and violent offenders, released from prison to fight for the regime.

The unit was led by Oskar Dirlewanger, himself a convicted criminal with a record that included sexual abuse. Under his command, SS-Dirlewanger became infamous for massacres, torture, rape, and the systematic murder of civilians, particularly during anti-partisan operations in Eastern Europe.

Their actions were so extreme that even regular Wehrmacht units and other SS formations complained about and avoided them. German officers documented their uncontrollable violence, lack of discipline, and indiscriminate killings — yet the unit was repeatedly redeployed because it was willing to carry out the regime’s most brutal orders.

SS-Dirlewanger participated in atrocities in Poland, Belarus, Slovakia, and during the suppression of the Warsaw Uprising, leaving tens of thousands of civilians dead. Today, historians regard the unit as one of the clearest examples of how criminality and ideology merged into unchecked violence within the Nazi system.

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