Belgian Intelligence Networks in World War I and World War II with Helen Fry
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Show Notes
In this episode Author and Historian Helen Fry details the importance of Intelligence gathering networks in Belgium during World War I and World War II. She talks us through how they were set up, how the remnants of the first network were pivotal in the creation of the new networks in World War II.
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