Shadows on the Barn
Shadows on the Barn by Sarah Garland is a 64-page book published by Young Lions in 1992. This edition presents a narrative centered around the secret Operation Mincemeat, detailing a strategic deception that involved planted documents on a floating body to mislead German commanders regarding the Sicily invasion. The story is recounted by the British naval officer who devised the plot, offering readers insight into this historical military operation.
In this work, readers will encounter a blend of action and adventure, along with elements of mystery and humor. The narrative explores the intricacies of wartime strategy and the clever tactics employed during World War II. With its focus on a pivotal moment in history, this book provides an engaging look at the challenges faced by military personnel and the ingenuity required to navigate them. Shadows on the Barn is suitable for those interested in juvenile nonfiction and historical narratives, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection.
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A “now it can be told” story of secret Operation Mincemeat. This was a carefully prepared ruse involving planted documents on a floating body which successfully misled the German commanders as to the Sicily invasion. Told by the British naval officer who originated the plot.
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