This author brings a wealth of experience from a career in journalism, including extensive foreign correspondence for a major magazine. Their work is marked by a deep interest in history and politics, often woven into compelling narratives. As a former journalist and naval officer, they craft stories with precision and passion, drawing readers into the heart of the events. Their literary output, featuring historical novels, reflects a unique perspective informed by a profound understanding of the past and human affairs.
The Kosciuszko Squadron: Forgotten Heroes of World War II
The narrative highlights the courageous efforts of Polish pilots who, as refugees, joined the RAF to combat the Nazi threat during World War II. Their bravery was pivotal in defending Britain, yet they faced betrayal from the Allies post-war, revealing a poignant tale of valor and abandonment.
The Kościuszko Squadron : the Forgotten Heroes of World War II
According to Sir Archibald Sinclair, Britain's wartime air force minister, without the Polish pilots "our shortage of trained pilots would have made it impossible to defeat the German air force and so win the Battle". This volume focuses on a small group of five of them, from success to betrayal.
According to Sir Archibald Sinclair, Britain's wartime air force minister, without the Polish pilots 'our shortage of trained pilots would have made it impossible to defeat the German air force and so win the Battle'. This volume focuses on a small group of five of them, from success to betrayal. Originally published: London: Heinemann, 2003.