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Author: Erasmus H. Kloman
Publisher: Naval Institute Press
Imprint: Naval Institute Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.80cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 24.10cm
Weight: 0.340kg
ISBN: 9781682476833
ISBN 10: 1682476839
Pages: 126
Publication Date: 08 July 2021
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Temporarily unavailable
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Reviews
"""Assignment Algiers combines personal recollections and official records in a highly readable and informative account of how the OSS, operating behind enemy lines, helped to hasten victory in the Mediterranean campaigns of World War II. Its lively firsthand accounts and impressive archival research are woven seamlessly into a narrative that will appeal to both general and specialized readers."" - Paul R. Ignatius, former Secretary of the Navy and vice president of the Washington Post"
Assignment Algiers combines personal recollections and official records in a highly readable and informative account of how the OSS, operating behind enemy lines, helped to hasten victory in the Mediterranean campaigns of World War II. Its lively firsthand accounts and impressive archival research are woven seamlessly into a narrative that will appeal to both general and specialized readers."" – Paul R. Ignatius, former Secretary of the Navy and vice president of the Washington Post
Assignment Algiers combines personal recollections and official records in a highly readable and informative account of how the OSS, operating behind enemy lines, helped to hasten victory in the Mediterranean campaigns of World War II. Its lively firsthand accounts and impressive archival research are woven seamlessly into a narrative that will appeal to both general and specialized readers. --Paul R. Ignatius, former Secretary of the Navy and vice president of the Washington Post
"""Assignment Algiers combines personal recollections and official records in a highly readable and informative account of how the OSS, operating behind enemy lines, helped to hasten victory in the Mediterranean campaigns of World War II. Its lively firsthand accounts and impressive archival research are woven seamlessly into a narrative that will appeal to both general and specialized readers.""--Paul R. Ignatius, former Secretary of the Navy and vice president of the Washington Post"
Author Information
Erasmus H. Kloman, who earned a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, is the author of three travel guides on France. His professional career engaged him in government, academia, and private business.
