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The Coffee Party

The Coffee Party

Bernard O’Connor

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2013
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Historia
ISBN:
9781291317077
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In February 1942, four passengers dismbarked in Scotland from one of a convoy of ships from Russia. Known as the COFFEE party, they had been sent to Britain as part of a top secret arrangement between Churchill and Stalin to infiltrate Soviet agents into occupied Europe. Originally from Vienna, they were destined to be parachuted into Austria. This historical faction tells their story, one of political intrigue and international diplomacy.

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