Agent Fifi and the Wartime Honeytrap Spies

Author(s): Oconnor Bernard

History

VERY Special Agent Fifi was described as 'one of the most expert liars in the world'. Employed by the Special Operations Executive (SOE), Churchill's wartime spook organisation, her job was to entrap trainee agents and test their mettle in the field. Kept secret for seventy-five years, her existence long treated as a myth, Fifi's files were declassified in 2014 and her identlity revealed as Marie Chilver, a half-Latvian, half-British escapee from occupied Europe. Marie's extraordinary story reveals the inner workings of Britain's secret services and the lengths SOE would go to in equipping their agents for the highly dangerous espionage work in Nazi-dominated Europe.


Product Information

Bernard O'Connor is an author specialising in the history of Britain's wartime espionage. His other books include Agent Rose, Churchill's School for Saboteurs: Station 17 ('Reveals how Britain's female secret agents changed the course of the Second World War' THE DAILY EXPRESS), Churchill's Angels ('An enthralling, gripping, awe-inspiring story which pays a richly deserved tribute to some remarkable women' THIS ENGLAND) and Churchill's Most Secret Airfield. He lives in Bedfordshire.

General Fields

  • : 9781445646503
  • : Amberley Publishing
  • : Amberley Publishing
  • : February 2015
  • : 234mm X 156mm X 21mm
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Oconnor Bernard
  • : Hardback
  • : 940.548641092
  • : HB
  • : 20