Listening to Britain: home intelligence reports on Britain's finest hour, May-September 1940

by Addison, Paul 1943-; Crang, Jeremy A.

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BookPublisher: Bodley Head 2010ISBN: 9781847921420; SE00034522; 1847921426.Classification number: 940.531 ADDSubject(s): World War, 1939-1945 -- Great Britain -- Public opinion -- Sources | World War, 1939-1945 -- Social aspects -- Great Britain -- SourcesSubject: These reports tell the story of peoples hopes and fears from rumours about German spies disguised as nuns to concerns about anti-Semitism in the heavily-bombed East End of London, at a time when the fate of the nation hung in the balance. They provide a record of public feelings and perceptions at this historic juncture.

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These reports tell the story of peoples hopes and fears from rumours about German spies disguised as nuns to concerns about anti-Semitism in the heavily-bombed East End of London, at a time when the fate of the nation hung in the balance. They provide a record of public feelings and perceptions at this historic juncture.

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