Ill Met By Moonlight by W. Stanley Moss

"Ill Met By Moonlight" is a thrilling World War II memoir that recounts the daring mission of British Special Operations officers who infiltrated occupied Crete to kidnap a German general. The narrative, based on the author's own experiences, vividly details the planning and execution of the operation, the challenges faced by the team as they evaded enemy forces, and the strong bonds formed with the local Cretan resistance fighters. This gripping account not only highlights the audacity and bravery of the mission but also showcases the strategic importance of Crete and the complexities of guerrilla warfare.

The 8733rd greatest book of all time


Published
1950
Nationality
Unknown
Type
Fiction
Pages
200-300
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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