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Operation Mincemeat by Ben Macintyre, Harmony Books, New York, 2010, $25.99 Forget the Battle of Britain, forget Enigma and El Alamein. Read this fascinating book and you’ll probably agree that even if the Germans had stormed the beaches of Kent, there is no way they would ever have beaten the Brits. The Huns simply didn’t …
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Plot Against a Pilot?Werner Goering was a skilled B-17 commander, but his family background became a security issue in this strange tale of loyalty to crew and country. On November 21, 1944, a young U.… Read MoreWWII TV Review: Hitler’s BodyguardHitler’s Bodyguard: How history’s most evil tyrant survived 25 years of terror Directed by Alexander Kluge. $79.99. 13 episodes; 10 hours on 4 DVDs. Between Hitler’s early days in … Read MoreBook Review: Henry Ware LawtonMichael Shay profiles frontier Army officer Lawton, who proved instrumental in Geronimo's capture
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… Read MoreRevolt and Betrayal- WarsawThe 1944 Warsaw Rising was a courageous insurrection turned disaster when the Soviets showed as much contempt for the Poles as the Nazis did. On an unseasonably wet and chilly summ… Read MoreWWII Today- June 2012Outcasts No Longer Anywhere else they might have been heroes—the 5,000 Irish soldiers who volunteered to join British and American forces fighting Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. … Read More
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