Voices from the Dark Years by Douglas Boyd

Voices from the Dark Years by Douglas Boyd

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Collaboration earned Marshal Pétain and Pierre Laval death sentences after the Liberation, whereas French police who sent thousands of women and children to the gas chambers at Auschwitz went unpunished, as did the gendarmes who guarded French concentration camps and handcuffed hostages for the firing squads.

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Voices from the Dark Years by Douglas Boyd

Collaboration earned Marshal Petain and Pierre Laval death sentences after the Liberation, whereas French police who sent thousands of women and children to the gas chambers at Auschwitz went unpunished, as did the gendarmes who guarded French concentration camps and handcuffed hostages for the firing squads.
DOUGLAS BOYD was trained as a Russian language snooper on Warsaw Pact air forces, based at a secret RAF SIGINT base in Berlin. He first put his lifelong fascination with history to professional use when scripting and directing historical reconstructions as a BBC Television producer, and he is a well-published author of books such as Moscow Rules and The Other First World War.
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ISBN 13 9780750961790
ISBN 10 0750961791
Title Voices from the Dark Years
Author Douglas Boyd
Series Voices From History Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher The History Press Ltd
Year published 2015-01-05
Number of pages 384
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