Morgan M S
Morgan M S - Hitler's Raf Collaborators Agents Or Traitors: Raf Prisoners Of War Alleged To Have Assisted The Third Reich - Hardcover
Morgan M S - Hitler's Raf Collaborators Agents Or Traitors: Raf Prisoners Of War Alleged To Have Assisted The Third Reich - Hardcover
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Description: During the Second World War over 200,000 British prisoners of war were detained by the Third Reich. A large proportion of these Po Ws were members of the Royal Air Force or airmen who served in it. A number of them have been immortalised in the many books and movies that have portrayed their valiant exploits and escapes none more so than the events surrounding the Great Escape in 1944\. The names of camps such as Stalag Luft III at Sagan and Colditz Castle are well known to the general public the prisoners incarcerated there often being held in high regard. But there were a few Po Ws whose loyalty to the cause and their fellow prisoners might not have been as strong. The names of Pilot Officer Railton Freeman Sergeant Jack Alcock and Sergeant Raymond Hughes are among those found in that inglorious group of alleged traitors for all three men betrayed their colleagues and the nation. The trio assisted the Nazi regime in making radio broadcasts or even joining the British Frei Korps a unit of the dreaded SS. One gave information about the _ Monica_ radar system to the Luftwaffe and others got fellow prisoners to divulge information on fake Red Cross forms. Other prisoners such as Flight Lieutenant Julius Zuromski and Squadron Leader Robert George Carpenter also came under suspicion when reports began to arrive at MI 9 in London. Enquiries were subsequently undertaken by the RAF Special Investigation Branch and MI 5 investigations that would ultimately lead to the imprisonment of some and the release of others. What these men did and why some were prosecuted and others were released without charge is examined by the author. Why one man in particular an ardent Nazi and traitor was not sentenced to death having liaised with the likes of the infamous William Joyce also known as Lord Haw Haw and even Josef Goebbels is a mystery to this day. Sadly not all our aviators were heroes. But there has long been debate that some of them might have actually been working for the Security Services. So were these men traitors who collaborated with Hitler's Third Reich or agents working for the British State?
Title: Hitler's Raf Collaborators Agents Or Traitors: Raf Prisoners Of War Alleged To Have Assisted The Third Reich
Author(s): Morgan M S
Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Barcode: 9781399039529
Pages: 256 Pages, 16 Mono Illustrations; 16 Illustrations, Unspecified
Publication Date: 6/30/2024
Category: Prisoners Of War
Description: During the Second World War over 200,000 British prisoners of war were detained by the Third Reich. A large proportion of these Po Ws were members of the Royal Air Force or airmen who served in it. A number of them have been immortalised in the many books and movies that have portrayed their valiant exploits and escapes none more so than the events surrounding the Great Escape in 1944\. The names of camps such as Stalag Luft III at Sagan and Colditz Castle are well known to the general public the prisoners incarcerated there often being held in high regard. But there were a few Po Ws whose loyalty to the cause and their fellow prisoners might not have been as strong. The names of Pilot Officer Railton Freeman Sergeant Jack Alcock and Sergeant Raymond Hughes are among those found in that inglorious group of alleged traitors for all three men betrayed their colleagues and the nation. The trio assisted the Nazi regime in making radio broadcasts or even joining the British Frei Korps a unit of the dreaded SS. One gave information about the _ Monica_ radar system to the Luftwaffe and others got fellow prisoners to divulge information on fake Red Cross forms. Other prisoners such as Flight Lieutenant Julius Zuromski and Squadron Leader Robert George Carpenter also came under suspicion when reports began to arrive at MI 9 in London. Enquiries were subsequently undertaken by the RAF Special Investigation Branch and MI 5 investigations that would ultimately lead to the imprisonment of some and the release of others. What these men did and why some were prosecuted and others were released without charge is examined by the author. Why one man in particular an ardent Nazi and traitor was not sentenced to death having liaised with the likes of the infamous William Joyce also known as Lord Haw Haw and even Josef Goebbels is a mystery to this day. Sadly not all our aviators were heroes. But there has long been debate that some of them might have actually been working for the Security Services. So were these men traitors who collaborated with Hitler's Third Reich or agents working for the British State?
Title: Hitler's Raf Collaborators Agents Or Traitors: Raf Prisoners Of War Alleged To Have Assisted The Third Reich
Author(s): Morgan M S
Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Barcode: 9781399039529
Pages: 256 Pages, 16 Mono Illustrations; 16 Illustrations, Unspecified
Publication Date: 6/30/2024
Category: Prisoners Of War
