There can be no worse example of perfidy than two British Generals one commanding the Indian Army and other commanding the Pakistani Army conniving in the kabaili (tribal) invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 after the state had .
There can be no worse example of perfidy than two British Generals one commanding the Indian Army and other commanding the Pakistani Army conniving in the kabaili (tribal) invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 after the state had acceded to India to ensure that four British seismic and acoustic monitoring stations in Gilgit that were recording Soviet efforts to develop a nuclear bomb remained in Whitehall s control after the US had denied Britain the wherewithal to develop its own atomic weapon post World War II.
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New Delhi, December 13 (IANS) There can be no worse example of perfidy than two British Generals one commanding the Indian Army and other commanding the Pakistani Army conniving in the 'kabaili' (tribal) invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947
THE CORPSE THAT HOAXED THE AXIS
How could the British secret service believe that one dead Englishman with a phony name and some incriminating letters would hoodwink the German High Command? The astonishing fact is that Major Bill Martin” did exactly that. Here is the most fascinating spy story of World War II June 15 1953 EWEN E. S. MONTAGU THE CORPSE THAT HOAXED THE AXIS EWEN E. S. MONTAGU June 15 1953
THE CORPSE THAT HOAXED THE AXIS
How could the British secret service believe that one dead Englishman with a phony name and some incriminating letters would hoodwink the German High Command? The astonishing fact is that Major Bill Martin” did exactly that. Here is the most fascinating spy story of World War II