
by Michael Smith, Simon Henig, Lewis Baston
During World War II, Frank Foley worked as Passport Control Officer in Berlin, a front for his role as MI6 head of station. Risking arrest at any time, he helped thousands of Jews escape from Germany. This book uncovers the story of the British war hero and his bravery.
1952 May 1
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