[Mich Patriot]

" If you aren't reading everything you can get your hands on about underground resistance movements you should be."

Can you link an example?

[jboot]

There's tons of stuff on the French Resistance. Here's a good aggregator page with lonks to Amazon, etc. There are many others.

The Soviet history is hard to find in English. There is a good overview here that touches on a lot of interesting topics (such as how the partisans coped with major cultural differences in their ranks). Sajer's perpetually-in-print Forgotten Soldier offers some grim detail (from the anti-partisan's perspective) as well.

[backwoods-engineer]

" If you aren't reading everything you can get your hands on about underground resistance movements you should be." Can you link an example?

Books:

"Enemies Foreign and Domestic", "Domestic Enemies: The Reconquista", and "Foreign Enemies and Traitors" by FReeper Matthew Bracken

"Unintended Consequences" by John Ross (I have a PDF; FReepmail me)

"The Art of War", Sun Tzu (many good translations available; there are even free ones on Amazon for Kindle)

"Patriots" by John Wesley Rawles

Low Intensity Operations: Subversion, Insurgency, Peace-Keeping by Kitson

Army manual Counterinsurgency -- tells you what government's response will be

[backwoods-engineer]

(Corrected bad link, sorry.)

" If you aren't reading everything you can get your hands on about underground resistance movements you should be." Can you link an example?

Books:

"Enemies Foreign and Domestic", "Domestic Enemies: The Reconquista", and "Foreign Enemies and Traitors" by FReeper Matthew Bracken

"Unintended Consequences" by John Ross (I have a PDF; FReepmail me)

"The Art of War", Sun Tzu (many good translations available; there are even free ones on Amazon for Kindle)

"Patriots" by John Wesley Rawles

Low Intensity Operations: Subversion, Insurgency, Peace-Keeping by Kitson

Army manual Counterinsurgency -- tells you what government's response will be