Das Reich (49 page)

A
maquisard
sabotages a railway line

René Jugie, of Corrèze AS, who blew the Uzerche line on the night of 8 June 1944

Captain John Tonkin, who commanded the SAS Bulbasket mission; Lieutenant Twm Stephens, in the civilian clothes which he wore on his mission to pinpoint the petrol trains; and Lieutenant John Crisp

An SS officer’s impression of the hangings at Tulle, sketched on the same day and perhaps the only contemporary visual evidence of the atrocity

First published 1981 by Michael Joseph Limited

First published by Pan Books 1983

This edition published 2009 by Pan Books

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Copyright © Max Hastings 1984

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