John Warwicker Boeken

This meticulously researched work addresses a significant gap in the understanding of the Second World War, shedding light on a long-overlooked topic. The author provides in-depth insights and analysis, contributing valuable knowledge to the historical narrative of the era. With a focus on underrepresented aspects of the conflict, this book promises to enhance readers' comprehension of World War II.

The Floating World: Ukiyo-e is the first monograph on Warwicker's work. Rather than simply collect old work from commercial commissions and personal projects, Warwicker has written and designed an extensive, original book which only occasionally references prior work.

BRITISH & IRISH HISTORY: SECOND WORLD WAR. Defying high-level opposition, British Secret Intelligence Service officers quietly worked on pre-emptive 'Last Ditch' survival plans. These included a secret resistance network known as the GHQ Auxiliary Units. It was the only one in Europe prepared in advance of an enemy assault. The Auxunits were civilian 'stay-behinds'. One section worked as Patrols, usually consisting of half-a-dozen men in hidden underground operational bases. Instructed to 'stay-behind' underground as the enemy passed over, they were then to emerge each night to commit mayhem for as long as they could stay alive. Others, men and women, would remain behind above ground, to spy on the enemy and communicate intelligence to the Defence Force by a covert radio network. These Units are still effectively secret but this is the most comprehensive history published to date.

Former Special Branch officer John Warwicker gives the inside story of the six years he spent in charge of security at 10 Downing Street, tracking one of the most turbulent periods in modern British politics.

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