Was the Prosper French resistance circuit betrayed by the British in 1943?

IF 0.8 3区社会学 Q1 HISTORY

Intelligence and National Security Pub Date : 2022-12-27 DOI:10.1080/02684527.2022.2159115

Francis J. Suttill

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Abstract

ABSTRACT SOE’s resistance circuit Prosper was destroyed suddenly and rapidly. In the absence of any information as to the causes of this collapse, conspiracy theories developed suggesting that the British had somehow deliberately sacrificed the circuit as part of a deception plan. Newly released information enables the sequence of events that led up to this disaster to be set out in detail, making it clear that the circuit was not, and could not have been, betrayed as part of a deception plan nor could anyone in Britain have played any part in the speed with which the circuit was rounded up.

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1943年，Prosper法国抵抗阵线被英国背叛了吗？

SOE的电阻电路Prosper突然而迅速地被破坏。在没有任何关于这次崩溃原因的信息的情况下，阴谋论发展起来，表明英国人在某种程度上故意牺牲了赛道，作为欺骗计划的一部分。最新发布的信息使导致这场灾难的事件序列得以详细列出，清楚地表明，这条赛道没有也不可能作为欺骗计划的一部分被背叛，英国的任何人都不可能在赛道被围捕的速度中发挥任何作用。

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