Espionage and Strategy in WWII

This chapter examines the critical role of intelligence operations during World War II, focusing on espionage efforts, the effectiveness of partisan movements, and the Soviet Union's advantage with Enigma decoding. It discusses the logistical challenges faced by British forces, the nuances of international military relations, and Switzerland's unique position as a neutral ground for clandestine negotiations. Highlights include the performance of British tank crews, SOE missions, and a light-hearted debate about military leaders' facial hair.