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Secret War: The story of SOE Britain's wartime sabotage

01 January 1991

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Secret War: The story of SOE Britain's wartime sabotage
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Author: West, Nigel
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton 1992, pp.305, Appendices, Notes,
Index

Keywords: MI6, GCHQ, Military

Contents:-

Introduction

1. The first two years
2. A branch of the Secret Service? SOE in the Middle East
3. Suspicion and misgiving: Scandinavian operations
4. `Der Englandspiel': SOE in Holland, Belgium and
Czechoslovakia
5. A deep and abiding jealousy: French operations
6. A hot humid summer: SOE in N. Africa and the Balkans
7. Pass down the blame: SOE in Greece
8. Exorbitant cost: The Oriental mission
9. Too many plans: The India mission
10. Bitter and Unfruitful arguments: SOE in SE Asia
11. Clandestine operations: SOE in 1944
Conclusion

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