Hall Of Fame
100 pages in. Noticed a few spelling mistakes. It surprisingly not well written considering its a journalist that wrote it
Last edited by Pacman1903; 13-01-2018 at 12:18 PM.
Hall Of Fame
Not that great a readOriginally Posted by Pacman1903
100 pages in. Noticed a few spelling mistakes. It surprisingly not well written considering its a journalist that wrote it
Spelling mistakes galore. A few general mistakes and an annoying habit to quote in makey uppy spellings of dialects
Hall Of Fame
A book on how the French aided the Holocaust up now
Cheese eating surrender holocaust supporting monkeys
The French are rubbish
Hall Of Fame
Stop it.
A book on how the French aided the Holocaust up now
Cheese eating surrender holocaust supporting monkeys
The French are rubbish
Hall Of Fame
Been reading a lot of WW2 books recently. My favourites are:
Operation Mincemeat - Ben McIntyre - the greatest and strangest hoax of WW2.
Agent Zigzag - Ben McIntyre - true story of spy Eddie Chapman
Double Cross - Ben McIntyre - true story of the DDay spies
Garbo, The Spy With 29 Names - Jason Webster - great story of the spy who played key part in the Normandy landings deception
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Was mincemeat the deception taking the dead homeless guy and throwing him in the sea?
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Mondo, that's the one. The idea and how the story develops is a great yarn and if it was fiction, you'd probably say "good story, but could never happen in real life", but it did.
The whole Garbo story and how that develops culminating in the deception over the Normandy landings is brilliant. As above, truth is stranger than fiction.
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sheer genius fooled Harry Hun and all
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Operation Mincemeat is an ace book
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have you read the forgotten soldier , guy sajer
or A Test of Courage: Michel Thomas
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgotten-S...SIN=1574882864
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Test-Courag...omas+biography
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