OSS Against the Reich

Discover the untold stories of World War II through the eyes of Colonel David K.E. Bruce in OSS Against the Reich. This compelling hardback edition, published by Kent State University Press in 1992, features 256 pages of previously unpublished diaries that provide a unique perspective on America's first secret intelligence agency. As the London branch chief, Colonel Bruce offers firsthand accounts of pivotal moments in the war, including the dramatic events of D-Day, the harrowing rocket attacks on England, and the triumphant liberation of Paris. This book is a must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the intricacies of wartime intelligence. Dive into the rich narrative and gain insight into the strategies and experiences that shaped the course of history.