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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The mother of all true spy stories,
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This review is from: The red orchestra (Loose Leaf)
The story of a Polish Jew who ran a network of Soviet radio spies in occupied Europe, was arrested by the Gestapo in Paris, gained their trust, and ultimately escaped. The greatest true-life spy story I have ever read -- would have been made into a movie long ago if Trepper had been working for the U.S.
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Essential Reading,
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This review is from: The Red Orchestra (Witnesses to War) (Paperback)
This ia a very comprehensive tale of the USSR's spy networks operating against Nazi Germany in WW-II. To me the first half was a bit of a slog; but the second half is very good.
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SPIES,
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This review is from: The Red Orchestra (Witnesses to War) (Paperback)
ROTEKAPELLE'S INTELLIGENCE COUPS HAVE WON IT A (GRUDGING) PLACE IN THE MILITARY HISTORIES. THIS BOOK IS THE BEST TAKE ON THE ORGANIZATION. IT SHOULD BE REQUIRED READING FOR ALL ANTI-TERRORISM WARRIORS.
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The red orchestra by Gilles Perrault (Loose Leaf - 1969)
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