“Hitler’s Slave Arena of Death!” by George Slingson. Uncredited artist in "Wildcat Adventures," Vol. 3, No. 4 (February 1962)
“There is no escape from these beasts,” the girl cried, “We are just human sacrifices!”
The Nazis knew many ways to destroy their enemies, but none was as inhuman or as vicious as the contest they held between wild animals and human beings.
[Editor’s Note: The G.I. invasion of North Africa, the greatest single maneuver is military history, was made possible by the unseen, unpublicized work of allied agents who watched the coast for Nazi build-up. Former agent George Slingson, assigned to that area during the war, is now able to tell this unclassified story.]
“Hitler’s Slave Arena of Death!” by George Slingson. Uncredited artist in "Wildcat Adventures," Vol. 3, No. 4 (February 1962)
“There is no escape from these beasts,” the girl cried, “We are just human sacrifices!”
The Nazis knew many ways to destroy their enemies, but none was as inhuman or as vicious as the contest they held between wild animals and human beings.
[Editor’s Note: The G.I. invasion of North Africa, the greatest single maneuver is military history, was made possible by the unseen, unpublicized work of allied agents who watched the coast for Nazi build-up. Former agent George Slingson, assigned to that area during the war, is now able to tell this unclassified story.]