Author: Michael Paterson
Publisher: KRAUSE PUBLICATIONS/DBI BOOKS, Mar 2007
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 0-7153-2719-4
Synopsis
With more secrets & intrigue than a James Bond film, this historical book chronicles World War II's undercover war - the one fought off the battlefields by code breakers. 30 B&W illus; 6x9 inches, 288 pgs.
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With more secrets and intrigue than a James Bond film, this historical book chronicles World War II's undercover war - the one fought off the battlefields by code breakers. Readers will find vivid first-hand accounts from American secret agents, French and Dutch resistance fighters and other key players abou the pivotal rold of codes in the war. It's a page-turning look at everything from getting into the mind of enemy code breakers to the early development of the computer. This title exposes how the war was really won!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
MICHAEL PATERSON is a military historian, researcher, writer and illustrator who began his career at the military magazine Battlefield Review. He's the author of Battle for the Skies and Winston Churchill: His Military LIfe 1895-1945.
