It is May. At Hitler’s war conference he is told that the enemy has carried out two spy operations, during the night on the heavily defended French coastline. At one place, near Calais, German troops have found shovels and a flashlight lying on the beach after a shoot-out. At another, in the estuary of the river Somme, two British officers have been captured. “They came ashore by rubber dinghy,” General A......
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By: T. V. Paul McGill University
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