Secret Weapons of World War II
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"WAR CLOUDS WERE GATHERING over Europe in mid-1938 when Stewart Menzies, the deputy chief of MI-6, the British secret intelligence service, had been laboring seven-day weeks in his office on Broadway, a side street near Westminster Abbey in London."
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304 pages
~5h 4min to read
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