WW2: Czech Resistance
Warfare
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The First Modern Approach to Intelligence
My grandfather was born in 19 14, part of this experiment to create in our model country in the heart of europe. So he was really brought up be a model citizen of chekslvakia. But they found him father. And so right from the sod of 19 twenties, they began work on their intelligence et because they knew that they could turn their weakness to an advantage. They actually recruited a man whose pivotal to my grandfather's story and my family story, a man called frantice morovet. He turned what was a very sort of moribond intelligence service into what, in effect, could be argued to be the first modern approaches to intelligence were originally started and perfected
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