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Code name
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Person
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ACE
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Sikorski, Władysław
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STRAIGHT
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General Anders, Władysław.
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KING/FELIX
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Prof. Kot
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QUEEN
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Premier Mikołajczyk, Stanisław
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RELIEF
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Stańczyk, Jan, Political advisor and Minister of Labour and Social Welfare
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SHIN
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Sosnkowski, Kazimierz: Demoted as C-in-C 30th September 1944
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SENATE |
Rydz Smigly (Adam Zawisza) initial C-in-C of Poland.
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FORWARD |
Tokarzeweski-Karaszewicz, Michał: 2nd in Command to Anders.
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GIN |
Col. Zimnal, Marian
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MAJOR |
Col. Bobinski, Władysław acted as liaison officer.
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SUN |
Col. Mercik coordinated Polish operations through AD/E in Cairo.
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WILLING |
Gisycka
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OIL |
Zazulinsk
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DOUBLE |
Kowal
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HOUND |
Gen. Kopanski, Stanisław: 3rd Carpathian Rifle Brigade.
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FORCIBLE |
Kowerski, Andrzej (Andrew Kennedy) SOE Agent.
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PLAGUE |
Lt. Klimowski, Tadeusz: SOE Agent and Cichociemni in Operation SHIRT.
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BISHOP |
N/K
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ECLIPSE |
Szymanski, Maciej: AK, fought in the Warszawianka unit in the Warsaw Rising ’44.
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BLIGHT |
Banaczyk, Władysław: Minister of Internal Affairs.
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SULTAN |
Suleiman
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SHEIKH |
Perniszewski
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STALLION |
N/K
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DRINK |
Polish Military Attaché
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FORCIBLE |
N/K
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COLT |
Andrzejewski, Jerzy: writer and activist.
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WRIGGLE |
Debnicki, Tadeusz (Kawa, Orsa) AK. Also, Gestapo agent interned until end of the war.
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BRIGHT |
Lt. Co. Protasewicz, Michal: EU/P.
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SHADE |
Werner, Edward: Economist and advisor to the Government in Exile.
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DAYS/ VIOLET |
VI Bureau
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NIGHT |
Ministry of Interior
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MOON |
Maliszewski
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SMART |
Razwadewski
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SMART |
Razwadewski
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SMOOTH |
N/K
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SPEARHEAD/ GROT |
Rowecki, Stefan: C in C AK, murdered by Gestapo 2nd August 1944.
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ONES |
Poles
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TWOS |
Czech
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THREES |
Russians
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Drugs |
W/T set
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Newspaper |
Couriers
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Countries
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B-land |
Bulgaria
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C-land |
Czech
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D-land |
Germany
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F-land |
Hungary
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G-land |
Palestine
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H-land |
Persia
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I-land |
Poland
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J-land |
Romania
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K-land |
Russia
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L-land |
Slovakia
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N-land |
Turkey
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P-land |
Yugoslavia
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Q-land |
France
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S-land |
USA
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Z-land |
Iraq
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32-land |
Italy
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SOE Country Codes (TNA/ HS8-983)
(Selected)
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Adriatic |
DEPFORD
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Albania |
BARKING
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Balkans |
SUBURBS
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Bosnia |
HACKNEY
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Croatia |
FULHAM
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Czechoslovakia |
WIMBLEDON
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Denmark |
TWICKENHAM
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Egypt |
ALBANY
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Finland |
ALBERMARLE
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France |
PICADILY
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Germany |
EATON
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Gibraltar |
MILLWALL
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Great Britain |
PORTMAN
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Greece |
GRENWICH
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Herzegovina |
GRENWICH
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Holland |
MERTON
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Hungary |
ALDGATE
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Italy |
TOOTING
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Malta |
TOTTENHAM
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Mediterranean |
BELGRAVIA
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Palestine |
HAMPSTEAD
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Poland |
KENSAL
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Romania |
TURNHAM
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Russia |
DULWICH
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Scandinavia |
BALHAM
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Spain |
NEASDEN
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Sweden |
SHADWELL
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Switzerland |
MUSWELL
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Tangier |
SOHO
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Tunisia |
BATTERSEA
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Turkey |
BRIXTON
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USA |
GROSVENOR
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Yugoslavia |
SURBITON
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SOE Bases |
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Bern, Switzerland |
Sometimes referred to as ZULU
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Force List: |
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Force 12 |
SOE, war crimes investigations
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Force 121 |
Madagascar
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Force 133 |
Balkans: B1 Yugoslavia; B2 Bulgaria; B3 Romania; B4 Hungary; B5 Crete; B6 Aegean and Dodecanese; B6 Greece; B7 Aegean, and Dodecanese; B8 Albania; and B9 Turkey
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Force 134 |
Norway
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Force 135 |
Channel Islands but not under SOE auspices
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Force 136 |
Far East/ Asia
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Force 137 |
Z Force special Australian operations
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Force 139 |
Polish operations via Italy operation TORMENT
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Force 140 |
Greece
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Force 141 |
Sicily then Italy and Austria
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Force 142 |
Kimolos and Cyclades operations
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Force 144 |
Balkans operations
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Force 145 |
Special Forces HQ in Scotland for Norwegian operations
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Force 163 |
Jedburgh operations
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Force 266 |
Developed out of Force 133 with OSS involvement in Yugoslavia and Albania
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Force 281 |
Dodecanese Islands
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Force 292 |
Leros operations
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Force 399 |
Formed out of Force 266 and subunit of TORMENT covering Poland and Czechoslovakia
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Force 401 |
Covering Iran and Iraqi oilfields
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