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On 10 May 1941 Rudolph Hess, Then The Deputy Fuhrer, Parachuted Over Renfrewshire In Scotland On A Mission To Meet With The Duke Of Hamilton, Ostensibly To Broker A Peace Deal With The British Government. After Being Held In The Tower Of London, He Was Transferred To Mytchett Place Near Aldershot On 20 May, Under The Codename Of 'z'. The House Was Fitted With Microphones And Sound Recording Equipment, Guarded By A Battalion Of Soldiers And Codenamed Camp Z. Churchill's Instructions Were That Hess Should Be Strictly Isolated, And That Every Effort Should Be Taken To Get Any Information Out Of Him That Might Be Useful. During The Ensuing Thirteen Months A Psychological Battle Was Waged Between Intelligence Officers Using The New Freudian Techniques Of 'dynamic Psychologies', And The Man Who Had Been A Heartbeat Away From Hitler. Stephen Mcginty. Includes Bibliographical References (p. Xiv-xv) And Index.

Author

McGinty, Stephen

Publisher

QUERCUS PUBLISHING

Published

2011

Language

EN

ISBN

9780857380708

Subjects

History, Biography, Memoir