Now It Can Be Told

Alternative title: School for Danger
Synopsis: Studies the work carried out during World War 2 by Special Operations Executive (SOE) agents who were trained to assist resistance groups in their fight against Hitler. Two actual British agents, Captain Harry (Felix) Rée and Jacqueline (Cat) Nearne, recreate for the camera some of their adventures in France, where SOE agents and armed patriots of the Resistance help harry the Nazi occupiers, assist Alllied forces and pabe the way for D-Day and liberation. The film also depicts actual procedures and locations used in agent training.
Series: Iwm on Film, The: Series
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video
Year of release: 2014
Year of production: 1946
Availability: Sale
Notes: Shown in cinemas as SCHOOL FOR DANGER, this is a longer version with additional material from the training sequences.
Subjects: History
Keywords: espionage; resistance movements; World War II

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