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Operation Mincemeat How a Dead Man and a Bizarre Plan Fooled the Nazis and Assured an Allied Victory

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It was recommended as a well-cited book about Operation Mincemeat, published in 2010, and mentioned as a potential source for some of the information presented in the podcast.

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There's a book called Operation Mincemeat by a guy named Brett McIntyre.

— Episode: Selects: Operation Mincemeat: How A Corp...

Episode: Selects: Operation Mincemeat: How A Corpse Fooled...

It was recommended as a well-cited book about Operation Mincemeat, published in 2010, and mentioned as a potential source for some of the information presented in the podcast.

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There's a book called Operation Mincemeat by a guy named Brett McIntyre.

Episode: Selects: Operation Mincemeat: How A Corpse Fooled...

It was mentioned as a well-cited book about Operation Mincemeat, which was discussed in the podcast episode.

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There's a book called Operation Mincemeat by a guy named Brett McIntyre.

Episode: Selects: Operation Mincemeat: How A Corpse Fooled...

It was mentioned as a well-cited book on the topic, possibly providing more detail and analysis of the events surrounding Operation Mincemeat.

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There's a book called Operation Mincemeat by a guy named Brett McIntyre. That came out in 2010.

The Rest Is History

This book, written by the guest, covered the story of Operation Mincemeat, which began as a mad idea from intelligence officers who were frustrated novelists or poets.

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I mean, another example is the Operation Mincemeade story, again, which I've written about, which wonderfully sort of started as a sort of mad idea in the mind of a group of intelligence officers who...

— Episode: 37. Spies, with Ben MacIntyre

Episode: 37. Spies, with Ben MacIntyre

This book, written by the guest, covered the story of Operation Mincemeat, which began as a mad idea from intelligence officers who were frustrated novelists or poets.

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I mean, another example is the Operation Mincemeade story, again, which I've written about, which wonderfully sort of started as a sort of mad idea in the mind of a group of intelligence officers who were all frustrated novelists or poets.

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