Posted on May 10, 2017
Braver than any man: Revealed for the first time, the awe-inspiring courage of two British...
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"Didi was handcuffed, bundled into a car and driven through the Paris streets to an address that made every SOE agent shudder with fear: 11 Rue des Saussaies — Gestapo headquarters. This was where agents were interrogated, often tortured and then sent to concentration camps. Or executed."
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@ COL Mikel J. Burroughs SFC William Farrell PVT James Strait GySgt Melissa Gravila MSgt George Cater SFC George Smith Maj Marty Hogan Capt Jeff S. Capt Seid Waddell PO3 Donald Murphy CPL Crystal Pettway, MBA Sgt Kelli Mays CPT Gabe Snell SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint Cpl Mark A. Morris CSM Charles Hayden LTC Trent Klug ] SGT (Join to see)
Braver than any man: Revealed for the first time, the awe-inspiring courage of two British...
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WWII World War Two
Military History
World History
Posted 8 y ago
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What a moving story! While I mourn her loss and her troubles from her time with SOE and the war, I will paraphrase Patton and thank God that she, her sister, and others like her, lived.
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I kind of understand, some people's stories have to wait to be told to protect themselves and their families. Some seek revenge to those who costed them victories. Sometimes the aftermath of war can be more dangerous then during the war.
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