Mi9: A History Of The Secret Service For Escape And Evasion In World War Two Helen Fry Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία

A Thrilling History Of Mi9—The Wwii Organization That Engineered The Escape Allied Forces From Behind Enemy Lines“A Fitting Tribute To Hundreds Men And Women Who Risked Their Lives In Assisting Escapees ”—Giles Milton Sunday Times (London)“A Masterful Retelling With Fascinating Cast Characters Straight Out John Le Carré Thriller ”—Mark Felton Author Castle Eagles When Fighters Were Trapped Lines One Branch Military Intelligence Helped Them Escape: Mi9 Set Up Clandestine Routes Zig-Zagged Across Nazi-Occupied Europe Enabling Soldiers Airmen Make Way Home Secret Agents Resistance Those Families Hide Drawing On Declassified Files Eye-Witness Testimonies United States Helen Fry Provides Significant Reassessment Mi9’S Wartime Role Central Its Success Figures Such As Airey Neave Jimmy Langley Sam Derry Mary Lindell—One Only Few Parachuted Into Territory For This Astonishing Account Combines Evasion Tales Previously Untold Stories Establishment Mi9—And Reveals How Saved Thousands Σελίδες: 352 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1012 Διαστάσεις: 12 7X12 7Cm