Last Hope Island
Britain, Occupied Europe, and the Brotherhood That Helped Turn the Tide of War
by:
Lynne Olson
in:
European History
Summary:
The book chronicles the role of Britain as a refuge for leaders and military forces from occupied European nations during WWII, detailing how these European exiles contributed to the Allied victory. It highlights the collaborative efforts and strategic partnerships formed between Britain and the European resistance movements, showcasing their combined efforts in espionage, combat, and intelligence that were crucial in defeating the Axis powers.
Key points:
1. Britain's Role: The book emphasizes Britain's key role as a refuge for European leaders during WWII, forming the "Last Hope Island" alliance that helped defeat the Nazis.
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