文档介绍：The grim reality of the Nazi occupation of 1940-1944 in France
was broken only by the eternal hope and incredible courage of
the underground freedom fighters of the French Resistance.
Don Lawson, an American counterintelligence agent during
World War Il, brings you close to the people who made this
movement possible—personal portraits of courageous and
determined individuals, most of whom had no military or intel-
ligence training. He brings you top-secret details only an insider
could have of code-breakers and spies against the dreaded Nazi
Gestapo.
All the more thrilling because it's all true, THE FRENCH
RESISTANCE is a must for every espionage aficionado, history
buff, and the spy story fan!
Contents
Foreword: My Counterintelligence Days 7
I / The Launching of the Underground 15
II / The Most work of All 27
III / Jean Moulin's Tragic Story 47
IV / Secret Agent Operations 61
V / The Spy Who Predicted Pearl Harbor 80
VI / Missing, Presumed Dead 94
VII / Escapees and Evaders 110
VIII / Defiance on the Riviera 127
IX / The Hedgehog's ing 151
X / The Boy on the Red, White, and Blue Bicycle 163
Bibliography 184
Index 186
About the Author 192
FOREWORD:
My Counterintelligence Days
DURING WORLD WAR II, I served in
England and France with the Counterintelligence Branch of
the United States Ninth Air Force headquarters. The most
exciting part of our work was with the French underground,
or resistance, though it was only after the war was over that
we could fully realize the true immensity of the resist-ants'
power and influence.
We were always aware, of course, of the French
underground and its willingness to risk everything to win the
war. But while those crucial years of
8 The Spy Shelf: The French Resistance
the war were passing, I had countless questions that
remained unanswered.
I often wondered why the Luftwaffe always seemed to be
surprised by the introduction of new American plan