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In the archives of the Special Operations Executive lay a report compiled by a staff officer and former member of SOEs French Section, Major Robert BournePatterson, that until recently could not be published. Because of the highly sensitive nature of the work undertaken by the SOE, the paper was treated as confidential and its circulation was strictly limited to selected personnel. Now, at last, it can be made available to the general public.Limited, also, was the time available to BournePatterson in compiling his report in 1946 as the SOE was being wound up and many documents were being weeded from the files. Nevertheless, the paper he wrote gives a good picture of the work of the SOE in France, the country where its operations were most extensive. It contains an overview of operations in France by the Special Operations Executive during the Second World War with detailed records of individual circuits from their inception onwards, containing much information concerning individual agents and their contacts, calendars of subversive activity against the Germans and the names and addresses of personnel connected with the circuits who had survived the war.In writing his account, BournePatterson drew heavily on personal interviews and wartime debriefings by agents.
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This book provides a deep dive into the Special Operations Executive's activities in France during WWII. The accounts are detailed and well-researched, making it a great read for history buffs. It's a bit dense at times, but definitely worth it!
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Thomas Dubois
A fascinating insight into SOE operations
This book provides a deep dive into the Special Operations Executive's activities in France during WWII. The accounts are detailed and well-researched, making it a great read for history buffs. It's a bit dense at times, but definitely worth it!
T
Thomas Dubois
A fascinating insight into SOE operations
This book provides a deep dive into the Special Operations Executive's activities in France during WWII. The accounts are detailed and well-researched, making it a great read for history buffs. It's a bit dense at times, but definitely worth it!
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Emma Johnson
Interesting but could be clearer
I appreciated the historical context presented in this book about the SOE's French circuits. However, some sections felt a bit convoluted. Great info but sometimes hard to follow. Still, I enjoyed it!
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Emma Johnson
Interesting but could be clearer
I appreciated the historical context presented in this book about the SOE's French circuits. However, some sections felt a bit convoluted. Great info but sometimes hard to follow. Still, I enjoyed it!
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