This publishing adventure is quite the roller-coaster ride!! Get all excited over a 1 May publishing date… book trip to London to be there for the release and… now we’ve got delays at the printer… so it’s due to come out on 13 May at this point. Sigh. I can’t say I’m completely surprised as […]
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The Yesterday Channel (UK) aired a six-part series entitled “Nazi Murder Mysteries” late last year. I blogged about the other episodes and you can read their reviews below: Episodes 1 (Hitler’s Niece) and Episode 2 (The Duke of Windsor) can be found here Episode 3 (A Serial Killer in Berlin) can be found here Episode
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The Yesterday Channel (UK) aired a six-part series entitled “Nazi Murder Mysteries” late last year. I blogged about each of the episodes and my reviews can be found below: Episodes 1 (Hitler’s Niece) and Episode 2 (The Duke of Windsor) can be found here Episode 3 (A Serial Killer in Berlin) can be found here
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The Yesterday Channel (UK) is airing a six-part series entitled “Nazi Murder Mysteries“. I have reviewed each of the episodes and links to each of my blog posts on each can be found below: Episodes 1 (Hitler’s Niece) and Episode 2 (The Duke of Windsor) can be found here Episode 3 (A Serial Killer in
The Yesterday Channel (UK) is airing a six-part series entitled “Nazi Murder Mysteries“. I’ve reviewed each of the episodes and links to my blog posts are below: Episodes 1 (Hitler’s Niece) and Episode 2 (The Duke of Windsor) can be found here Episode 3 (A Serial Killer in Berlin) can be found here Episode 4
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Another blogger, and intelligence researcher, Tony Percy has recently tackled the issue of MI5’s B-Division structure during the 1939-1941 period. B Division, under Guy M. Liddell, underwent a significant restructuring in mid 1941 and most authors reference the sections of B Division using the post-restructuring nomenclature. T.A. Robertson’s section, for example, is generally referred to
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An intriguing production of the Bella in the Wych Elm story was performed on stage at The Space in London, March 13-13, 2018. The production didn’t have a traditional script based on dialogue, but rather was narrated by the cast using original archival and published sources. It sounds like a really intriguing way of doing
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It would appear that Alex Merrill’s new book and the facial reconstruction he has commissioned has sparked some interest in the case. I was reading a Birmingham Live article (author Mike Lockley) that came out today. It is so full of errors, I can’t even begin to touch on all of them. They do, however,
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Goodness, Bella now has her very own Wikipedia page! It’s actually been around for a couple of years but had a flurry of activity on it in the last few days. Given how popular the topic is… it remains to be seen how the page will maintain its accuracy. It quotes heavily from the Alison
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In October 2016, the BBC filmed a short segment on Josef Jakobs at the Tower of London. It briefly tells the tale of Josef’s execution at the Tower. It also shows the first meeting between Kate, the daughter of William Chidlow and myself, the granddaughter of Josef Jakobs. Chidlow was one of the Military Policemen
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