Posts Tagged ‘world war 2’
Scribblings: Terry Crowdy
‘2007-07-28 08-04 Paris, Normandie 0687 Arromanches les Bains, Mulberry Harbour’
courtesy of ‘Allie_Caulfield’
Tomorrow (April 1) at noon is another author debriefing at the International Spy Museum, this time featuring Terry Crowdy as he discusses his new book, Deceiving Hitler: The Masterman Memorandum.
As Britain entered its second winter of World War II, nightly German blitzes rained fire [...]
Scribbling: Thomas D. Schoonover
The Unwavering Night Watch, courtesy of Ya-Bing
Thomas D. Schoonover, professor emeritus in history at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, will share his impressive research into the Nazi spy story of Heinz August Lüning, discussing how he separated fact from fiction from this story that inspired Graham Greene’s 1958 book, Our Man in Havana. He [...]
