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World War 2: Allied Special Forces: Untold Stories of their WWII Secret Missions and Lives (World War 2, WW2, WWII, World War II, D-Day, History, Holocaust, Auschwitz, Soldier Stories)

Uncommon Bravery from Unlikely Sources

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â€œA change is brought about because ordinary people do extraordinary thingsâ€ â€“ President Obama

Political ideals aside, this quote sums up perfectly the French resistance in WWII. Many of the resistance cells that were so successful were run by teachers, homemakers, farmers, and simple shop keepers. They banded together with one purpose though, to rid themselves of the Nazi threat.
The French Maquis were these citizen soldiers. They led many of the resistance cells throughout France and worked hand in hand with the Special Forces units that infiltrated the area. Nancy Wake starts with an underground group such as this until her cover was blown and she was forced to make a run for it. Find out what happened that led her to joining specialized military units and the price that she paid for freedom.

Sometimes itâ€™s the small groups that you have to watch out for. All throughout Europe and France there were small units, so small the Germns had a hard time routing them out. Consisting of just three men, these groups organized, supplied, and aided resistance cells. They relayed important information and helped to co-ordinate attacks. These â€œJedsâ€ consisted of one Englishman, one Frenchman, and one American per group.

Follow the exploits of one American in his Jed, spanning from New Jersey to the coast of France. When ordinary citizens make a stand they can accomplish great things.

Step inside and learn about the men and women who may have helped to win the war raging in their backyard.

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Comments From Other Readers

â€œBefore reading this book I basically had little to no knowledge about what The French Resistance forces did in the war. I never knew the role of the Special Forces in these areas. I think the stories of civilians taking up arms against the Germans are inspiring. Many of them were determined to keep their homeland safe. I love the â€˜Fredrickâ€™ stories. Those men went through a lot and hardly anyone knows about them. I think this was a fantastic book.â€ - Shawn (Colorado, United States)

â€œTo be honest, this was the first time I had heard about the role of these soldiers and civilians. History has not been my favourite subject. I came across this while looking for more information for a university paper. I ought to have paid more attention in high school but thatâ€™s besides that point. The point is that I loved these stories. The author seems to bring them to life on the pages before you. I think how he presented it allowed for the history come alive and take you down the road with it. Truly wonderful informationâ€ - David (Mississauga, Canada)

Country	USA
Author	Ryan Jenkins
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Success Publishing
Manufacturer	Success Publishing
NumberOfPages	149
PublicationDate	2015-08-01
Publisher	Success Publishing
ReleaseDate	2015-08-01
Studio	Success Publishing

World War 2: Allied Special Forces: Untold Stories of their WWII Secret Missions and Lives (World War 2, WW2, WWII, World War II, D-Day, History, Holocaust, Auschwitz, Soldier Stories)

Uncommon Bravery from Unlikely Sources

UPDATE: THIRD EDITION - WITH ADDED CONTENT!

~ READ FREE WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED ~BONUS RIGHT AFTER THE CONCLUSION - ACT NOW BEFORE GONE!

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