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Hidden Army - MI9's Secret Force and the Untold Story of D-Day

Name: Hidden Army - MI9's Secret Force and the Untold Story of D-Day
Brand: John Blake Publishing Ltd
SKU: 19052457
Price: 20.0 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Author: MATT RICHARDS
ISBN: 9781786069023

MATT RICHARDS

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 19052457

Publishers John Blake Publishing Ltd, July 2018

Almost 75 years ago, MI9 dreamt up the most audacious escape and evasion plan of WWII. Formulated by... Full description

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Almost 75 years ago, MI9 dreamt up the most audacious escape and evasion plan of WWII. Formulated by Airey Neave, one of the first men ever to escape from Colditz, this plan was one of suberfuge, concealment and deception on a scale never seen before. Choosing a forest in the heart of France, right next to one of the German Army's largest ammunition dumps, Neave, Belgian agents and the French Resistance would secretly transport and hide Allied pilots and soldiers within feet of the Germans. Nobody thought it would work, but such was the success of the secret camp, that over 150 Allies lived there for three months in the run-up to D-Day.