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The Secrets of Rue St RochIntelligence Operations behind Enemy Lines in the First World WarBook: Hardback | 153 x 234mm | 432 pages | ISBN 0713997656 | 05 Aug 2004 | Allen Lane |
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Quote out of text from 2nd cover page "One of his first recruits was the unlikely heroine Madame Lise Rischard: a middle-aged Luxembourgeoise, whom Bruce persuaded to set up a network observing railway trains bringing German troops and weapons to the Western Front." |
"The Secrets of Rue St. Roch" ( p. 53) "Finding Madame Rischard had been an unimaginable piece
of good fortune. Marcel Pelletier's desire to see his mother; her despair when she found herself stranded in Paris, the instinct that had persuaded Jubert and Mollart to introduce her to the British offi- cers; the laziness of the escort who had abandoned Father Cambron en route to Switzerland; the quickwittedness of Chocqueel that led him to the priest: all these threads had wowen themselves together." |
Major STEFFEN |
"The Secrets of Rue St. Roch" ( p. 384) "Landau talks of meeting, after the Armistice, a Major Steffen, who had parachuted into the Grand Duchy with a basket of pigeons." |
Der Landwirt - Thursday 21 February 1918 ---------------------------------------------------------- "The Secrets of Rue St. Roch" ( p. 110) Der Landwirt ---------------------------------------------------------- Der Landwirt, 1877-1925, [Dr.:] J. Schroell, Durch Verschmelzung seit 1925: Luxemburger Nationalzeitung (tägl.) |
"The Secrets of Rue St. Roch" ( p. 202) "For Sale and Wanted" << On the back page Herr Lickes was asking for a cooper; Widow Hubert Deltgen selling lime. Aerts Garage required tarpaulins and hoses, new or second-hand; the elder Widow Deltgen offered a reward for a lost dog answering to the name of "Jull". >> |
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BUCH (in mehreren Auflagen): Dr. P.J. Muller, Korrespondierendes Mitglied der historischen Sektion des Grossherzoglichen Instituts TATSACHEN aus der Geschichte des Luxemburger Landes, Vierte erweiterte Auflage, 1968, 547 S., Verlag "De Frendeskres" und Imprimerie Bourg-Bourger TATSACHEN aus der Geschichte des Luxemburger Landes, Ditte Auflage, 1963 (erschien zur Tausendjahrfeier der Hauptstadt) TATSACHEN aus der Geschichte des Luxemburger Landes, Ein Lexikon der vaterländischen Geschichte (1932) Dr. P.J. Muller , Professor am Athenäeum in Luxemburg 316 S. , 1939, 2. vermehrte und erweiterte Auflage mit Sachregister Zur Erinnerung an die 100jährige Unabhängigkeitsfeier des Luxemburger Landes Verlag der Cahiers luxembourgeois, Paul Schroell, Editeur, Druck und Vertrieb von P. WORRé-MERTENS |