The British Prosper Spy Network: Destroyed to Protect D-Day?
•November 14, 2018 • 1 Comment
The British Prosper spy network was destroyed, but the British themselves may have facilitated the tragedy to conceal plans for the D-Day invasion. More »
•November 14, 2018 • 1 Comment
The British Prosper spy network was destroyed, but the British themselves may have facilitated the tragedy to conceal plans for the D-Day invasion. More »
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Pearl Cornioley spent a year in occupied France, leading resistance fighters against the Germans. More »
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John Singlaub served as a covert operative in Europe and the Pacific. Below is Bob Bergin’s interview with Singlaub, first published in 2008. More »
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The U.S. Army Medical Corps coped with thousands of wounded soldiers during World War II. More »
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Corporal Bill Bowser of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment fought throughout the European campaign with the 101st Airborne Division. More »
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The OSS Bugatti mission frustrated the Germans in southern France. More »
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Polish soldiers fought bravely in Normandy during the closing of the Falaise Pocket. More »
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General Freddie Morgan directed the complex planning for Operation Overlord, the D-Day invasion. More »
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How WWII spy Walter Koehler double-crossed FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover. More »
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As war gathered in the 1930s, a new kind of journalist—the radio broadcaster—began transmitting, and taking the lead was Edward R. Murrow. More »
