Secret War: The Fight for Greece | Free Documentary History



Secret War – Episode 6: The Scholar & the Fight for Greece | History Documentary

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In this episode:
In October 1942 Monty Woodhouse – scholar, diplomat, warrior – was parachuted into Greece to raise hell. With a motley band of partisans, he would pull off one of the most spectacular missions of the entire war.

Secret War goes inside Churchill’s secret army, to a dangerous WWII world of secret agents. It tells the story of the Special Operations Executive agents and others who went behind enemy lines to conduct intelligence-gathering, sabotage, and assassination.

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  1. In the autumn of 1942 Monty Woodhouse; scholar, diplomat, warrior was parachuted into Greece to raise hell. With a motley band of partisans, he would pull off one of the most spectacular missions of the entire war. Does anyone know Monty’s proper first name?

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  2. The Axis occupation of Greece, specifically the Greek islands, figures in several English-language books and films based on real special forces raids such as I'll Met by Moonlight, The Cretan Runner, fictional ones like The Guns of Navarone, Escape to Athena, The Magnus, They Who Dare, and Captain Corelli's Mandolin (a fictional occupation narrative). Notable Greek movies referring to the period, the war and the occupation, are Ochi, What did you do in the war, Thanasi? and Ipolochagos Natassa.

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