9Sep.
67873

Noor Inayat Khan – SOE

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Noor Inayat Khan – SOE

On 13 September 1944, a beautiful Indian princess lay on the floor in a concentration camp in Dachau. She had been brutally tortured and shot through the head by an SS guard. Her name was Noor Inayat Khan. The Germans knew her only as Nora Baker, a British spy.

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13Jun.
3436

Journal 22 – The Lancaster Bomber

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Journal 22 – The Lancaster Bomber
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Journal Cover 22CONTENTS – Everyone’s War

Regular Features

  • Welcome
  • News from the Centre
  • Book Reviews
  • Obituaries
  • Journals for sale
  • The Last Post

Special Features

  • The Dambusters – Richard Morris
  • The Lancaster – Robert Owen
  • The Bombing – John Nichol
  • The Raid – David Fell
  • The Air Drop – Robert Owen
  • The Pilot – Johnny Stow
  • The Flight Engineer – Peter Baxter
  • The Wireless Operator – Louis Butler
  • The Navigator – Brian Sibree
  • The Bomb Aimer – John Wheeler
  • The Mid Upper Gunner – George Dove
  • The Rear Gunner – Frederick Danckwardt
  • The War Widow – Mildred Butterworth
  • The British Spy– Shrabani Basu
  • The Stone Frigate– Graham Bebbington
  • A Question of War– Ken Tout

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3Mar.
10048

Clandestine War

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Many men and women were involved in the Clandestine War –  ‘secret’ aspects of warfare, including those in SOE, the PWE, MI5 and MI6, and their experiences are featured on the following pages including biographies, audio-clips and documents.

Intelligence work was a vital element of the war and men and women ran considerable personal risks in carrying out deception and sabotage. We plan also to introduce this area of our holdings on our Key Aspects pages with a feature on the SOE.