The Children of the Third Reich

Adolf Hitler orders the creation of a superhuman army to destroy the Russians, and to win the second world war.

Scientist and dedicated Nazi Kurt Krautkrämer experiments on on young Jewish boys in concentration camps first. Upon perfecting his formula and methods, the scientist and geneticist proceeds to pull a number of Ayrian boys from their homes and families, injecting them with his serum and putting them through a series radiation procedures. Krautkrämer succeeds in producing a sole super-solider, Klaus, but time runs out as the Russian advance through eastern Europe.

The doctor and Klaus flee Poland to surrender to the Americans in France. The doctor continues his work in secret for the CIA in America- and creates three additional super-humans; Butch, Nathan, and Tiny.

As time progresses, the boys learn to live with their new bodies and perspectives. They fight in wars, assisting with intelligence gathering, assassinations, sabotage, and guerrilla warfare missions for the CIA, in an effort to halt the international spread of communism.

The Children of the Third Reich tells the story of four ordinary children who were converted to super-beings - and their lives throughout time, and how they changed history.

The Children of the Third Reich is a story that starts at a Nazi experimental medical facility in Poland in 1943 and ends of on the surface of Mars in 2090.

This is the story of the Nazi doctor and his four creations and how they change history, their conflicting world-views, and how they use their super-powers (for both good and bad). This is also a story about the fragility of the humans who live alongside the doctor's creations.

This is a story of heroes, villains, sacrifice, and betrayal - that culminates in a fight of good against evil.

The Children of the Third Reich is a transgressive, character driven story with expansive world building, with fast pacing and rich dialogue.