The Werwolf Resistance (or simply Werwolf, meaning “werewolf” in German) was a German plan for guerrilla warfare and sabotage in the closing stages of WWII. It was intended to operate behind enemy lines as an underground insurgency once Allied forces occupied German territory.
Symbolism:
“Werwolf” is the German word for “werewolf” — symbolizing stealth, savagery, and night-based strikes
Used occult and mythical imagery
The movement was sometimes associated with Wewelsburg mysticism, SS ideology, and even esoteric elements in postwar reinterpretation