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The narrative centers on Sir William Stephenson, known as "Intrepid," and his pivotal role in WWII espionage through the spy network he established. Highlighting significant operations, it explores the training at the "Camp X" facility in Canada and the critical breaking of the Ultra Code. Rich with historical anecdotes of assassinations and covert missions, the book combines thrilling storytelling with profound insights into the war's intelligence efforts. Illustrated with photographs, it captures the essence of espionage that shaped the outcome of the conflict.

The narrative follows William Stevenson, a naval pilot during WWII who flew various legendary aircraft and later became a journalist. His life intertwines with key historical figures, including his friendship with William Stephenson, known as Intrepid, whose espionage efforts shaped global events. Stevenson's adventures take him across the world, engaging with notable personalities like Ian Fleming and Mao Tse-tung. Rich in international intrigue and personal anecdotes, his story offers a captivating glimpse into modern history through thrilling experiences and encounters.

The narrative follows a remarkable woman whose intelligence and beauty played a pivotal role in altering the course of World War II. Her unwavering dedication and strategic contributions were instrumental in significant wartime efforts, showcasing her as a crucial figure in history. This account highlights her unique strengths and the impact she had during a tumultuous period, shedding light on the often-overlooked contributions of women in wartime.

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He masterminded the international intelligence network that halted the Nazi juggernaut. Sir Wm Stephenson, the man called Intrepid, & his activities are this book's subject. Because he sought anonymity, held no military rank & wore no uniform after 1918, he never publicly displayed the decorations & medals awarded him. He holds the (UK) Military Cross, Distinguished Flying Cross, '14-15 Star, General Service Medal, WWI Victory Medal, Badge of Knighthood; (French) Commander of the Legion of Honor, (Belgian) Croix de Guerre with Palms; (USA) Presidential Medal for Merit--the 1st non-American to receive it. Stevenson, no relative of Sir William despite the similarity of their names, is a Canadian, tho born in England. He's a journalist, having been a foreign correspondent & bureau chief for British & Canadian papers. He's been a tv writer & producer & author of seven previous books. His most recent journalistic achievement was 90 Minutes at Entebbe, the account of Israel's rescue mission. He was a naval flyer during WWII & met Sir William on special assignment to intelligence. They've remained friends ever since. Sir William entrusted his files to Stevenson with authority & discretion to write this selective narrative.

A fictional account of the adventures of Paul von Lettow, the World War I Prussian commander who created the first modern guerilla army, follows von Lettow and his soldiers as they successfully battle the British

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