Operation Foxley: the British plan to kill Hitler

By:

SEAMAN Mark

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Public Record Office, 1998Description: 176pISBN:

1873162723 (pbk.):

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Summary: A facsimile of the 1944 top secret SOE plan to assassinate Hitler, released by the Public Record Office in 1998. The introduction explains Hitler's security arrangements, the background to Operation Foxley, the arguments for and against such an attack, and notes that Britain's prime consideration appears to have been whether assassination would have a significant impact on the war effort.

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A facsimile of the 1944 top secret SOE plan to assassinate Hitler, released by the Public Record Office in 1998. The introduction explains Hitler's security arrangements, the background to Operation Foxley, the arguments for and against such an attack, and notes that Britain's prime consideration appears to have been whether assassination would have a significant impact on the war effort.

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