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Originally Posted by Sainters7
Love that kind of stuff. Just starting a non-fiction book with the title: "A Man Called Intrepid", which according to the ol' father-in-law, is about basically the Canadian James Bond, during WWII. It's an old book (1976), and I'm only a few pages in, but it's pretty gripping stuff already.
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There's a book out there, and I can get you the title of it when I get home tonight that I own thats a history of the Canadian intelligence services from World War 2 on
There's also a book called Inside Canada's Secret Commandos the history of JTF 2 thats a very good read.
And A Man called Intrepid is an outstanding book.
And if you look at it Ian Fleming who wrote James Bond had this to say about William Stephanson
James Bond is a highly romanticized version of a true spy. The real thing is …William Stephenson.
Ian Fleming
The Times of London, October 21, 1962