<p>Revealed for the first time in Shadows Dancing is the remarkable story of Japanese spy rings operating through Spanish embassies and consulates in America, Britain, and Australia during the Second World War. Details of these rings have been a closely guarded secret since the end of the war, but revealing documents from the American National Archives now show how Japan manipulated a neutral country's diplomatic missions abroad to wreak destruction on the Allies.<br>There is no doubt from the mass of secret information now available that the spy network (code-named TO), which was controlled from Madrid, provided the Japanese and Germans with a vast amount of top-quality information. As a result many lives, American, British, and Australian, were lost, particularly during the terrible convoy crossings, and from shipping sunk by Japanese submarines in Australian water.<br>This book investigates the depth of the TO network, how it operated, and who the operators were. Sources include documents which have so far never been made available to the public and many of which have, until recently, been classified as top secret.</p>

Shadows Dancing: Japanese Espionage Against the West 1939-1945

History

Matthews, Tony

Asia

St Martins Pr

Quiet Courage: Forgotten Heroes of World War Two [16pt Large Print Edition]

Military

ReadHowYouWant

Ways to Quit Drinking COMPANION WORKBOOK: A Sober Curious Book on How to Control Alcohol for Better Health, Self-Esteem and Mental Clarity (Love Being Alcohol Free)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Matthews, Michelle

Addiction & Recovery

Organised Publishing

<p>Revealed for the first time in Shadows Dancing is the remarkable story of Japanese spy rings operating through Spanish embassies and consulates in America, Britain, and Australia during the Second World War. Details of these rings have been a closely guarded secret since the end of the war, but revealing documents from the American National Archives now show how Japan manipulated a neutral country's diplomatic missions abroad to wreak destruction on the Allies.There is no doubt from the mass of secret information now available that the spy network (code-named TO), which was controlled from Madrid, provided the Japanese and Germans with a vast amount of top-quality information. As a result many lives, American, British, and Australian, were lost, particularly during the terrible convoy crossings, and from shipping sunk by Japanese submarines in Australian water.This book investigates the depth of the TO network, how it operated, and who the operators were. Sources include documents which have so far never been made available to the public and many of which have, until recently, been classified as top secret.</p>

Shadows Dancing: Japanese Espionage Against the West, 1939-1945

Robert_Hale

This book is part of the Images of Sport series, which uses old photographs and archived images to show the history of various local sports in Great Britain.

Stoke City Football Club (Images of Sport)

Europe

The History Press

Birmingham City FC Images (Archive Photographs: Images of Sport S)

NPI Media Group

West Bromwich Albion: 100 Years at the Hawthorns (Images of Sport)

Tempus

<p><div> <div>This book is part of the 100 Greats series, which&nbsp;collects short biographies and statistics of the 100 greatest players on&nbsp;various sporting teams or clubs throughout their histories.</div> </div></p>

100 Greats: West Bromwich Albion Football Club

Sports & Outdoors

Soccer

<p>A stocking filler if ever there was one, this little book contains remarkable coincidences, amazing facts, unusual feats, and interesting and mind-boggling statistics and stories from the world of soccer. In the style of pub-quiz trivia, both players and teams alike are included. Illustrated with unique cartoons drawn especially for the book by cartoonist "Wayne" this is a book that will appeal to anyone who occasionally slips into a football anorak.</p>

Football Oddities: Curious Facts, Coincidences and Stranger-Than-Fiction Stories from the World of Football

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

<p>Since Sheffield Wednesday FC was formed in 1867, somewhere in the region of 1,000 players have been registered with the club. This book recalls the careers and achievements of each and every one of them - from club stalwarts to those who made just a handful of first-team appearances. Anyone who supported the club in the 1930s will remember the skills of Jack Brown, Mark Hooper and Walter Millership. There are, of course, also today's supporters who, it must be said, haven't had a great deal to shout about in recent years but have stood by the club through thick and thin and have had the pleasure of watching some excellent players in action. All these are featured in this book. Featuring biographies, statistics and selected illustrations, this book is both a fascinating read and an essential point of reference.</p>

The Men Who Made Sheffield Wednesday FC

Football (American)

History Press Ltd

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