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one of the most important messages of ww2 was stuck in a homeless guys pocket after they dressed him up in british officer clothes, dumped the body at sea and eventually it found its way into german intel, the note in the pocket was part of the decoy plan for d-dayAgreed,it seems much of the very important messaging that needed the best of security was conveyed in Welsh in both world wars
sure i heard that the germans tried to build a wooden invasion force to try and fool us, the RAF apparently dropped a wooden bomb on it LOLremember that. the film was "the man that never was" if i remember.
Nothing to do with D-Day. It was the invasion of Sicily.one of the most important messages of ww2 was stuck in a homeless guys pocket after they dressed him up in british officer clothes, dumped the body at sea and eventually it found its way into german intel, the note in the pocket was part of the decoy plan for d-day
was it? my mistakeNothing to do with D-Day. It was the invasion of Sicily.
How a dead tramp fooled Hitler - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11887115
strangely enough, the bloke was a welshie!
from what i remember being told the british spies wanted to find an an adult who had once been an orphan and was found dead of causes that they could fashion his corpse to look like he had drowned if the germans did an autopsy on himHis name was Glyndwr Michael born in Commercial street Aberbargoed,where he lived until he was 13
In the film that was on TV recently it shows his father giving permission to use his body, however,both his parents died by time he was 13, he left to live in London where he eventually deid living rough on the streets a few years later
There is a memorial to him at the war cenotaph in Aberbargoed
The house he lived at was was owned by my brother before this story of who this "man who never was" was made
It was a weird historical event,one where the hero of the event never knew of his part
Lets see the report first before making assumptionsIf the survey was done by an electrician that he picked I would say no. You have no idea what kind of deal went on!
The seller is pretty much demanding we sign over on Monday,
It looks quite a tidy job, on the outside, to be honest, maybe done as a result of a cash only job with no certificate, not sure of the date, but if you are worried insist on an Electrical Installation Condition Report, (EICR) could be around ÂŁ250:00 but who pays is unsure, as I have no information as to the state of the purchase.
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