A war novel about the Romanian Resistance, which, exhausted by SS repressions, in the spring and summer of 1941, on the eve of the invasion of the USSR by Hitler's Reich, decides to revive Dracula. The elderly Professor Van Helsing frees the ancient Prince of Vampires from the tomb in which he imprisoned him back in 1891, and he, hating the invaders of Transylvania, which he once ruled, agrees to begin depriving the Nazis of blood. Meanwhile, Hitler, who is in Berlin, having learned about the defeats his troops are suffering at the hands of a vampire, is tempted by the opportunity to gain immortality. How will the clash between two forces feeding on blood, two “supermen”, end? Don’t let the “yellowish” title of the novel confuse you; there is a lot of subtlety and cruelty hidden in it. The novel was written by screenwriter and director Patrick Shane DUNCAN, the author of a number of famous films on military topics. DRACULA vs. HITLER by Patrick Sheane DUNCAN. Amateur translation.