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- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 accessdate "2014-03-23".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 date "October 1992".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 first "Roderick".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 isCitedBy Wolfsangel.
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 issue "4".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 journal "The Modern Language Review".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 last "Watt".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 quote "A study of the iconography of German nationalist groups between the wars and then of Nazi party, military, and paramilitary organizations from 1933 to 1945 proves beyond doubt that the 'Wolfsangel' symbol was widely, even indiscriminately used by them long before the formation of the Nazi Werwolf movement at the end of the war. Wolfsangel, if at all translatable, means, or at least originally meant, 'wolf trap', an instrument which is a threat to the wolf. Yet both Lons and the Nazis used it as a menacing symbol of intimidation representing the savage and relentless ferocity of the wolf… In the late summer or early autumn of I944, when it was clear that Germany was committed to a European land war on two fronts, Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler initiated Unternehmen Werwolf, ordering SS-Obergruppenführer Prutzmann to begin organizing an elite troop of volunteer special forces to operate secretly behind enemy lines.".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 title "Wehrwolf or Werwolf? Literature, Legend, or Lexical Error into Nazi Propaganda?".
- e400dba370e8e70578bd1f0bd00f1ea5c85ac1ebb29ccf949c04e8154878f523 volume "87".