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A 2001 novel by Ken Folett, ''Jackdaws'' follows [[La Résistance]] in Nazi occupied France on the eve of D-Day. Felicity "Flick" Clairet has been tasked to blow up a key telephone exchange, but finds herself up against a Nazi intelligence officer named Dieter Franck who is determined to stop her. |
A 2001 novel by Ken Folett, ''Jackdaws'' follows [[La Résistance]] in Nazi occupied France on the eve of D-Day. Felicity "Flick" Clairet has been tasked to blow up a key telephone exchange, but finds herself up against a Nazi intelligence officer named Dieter Franck who is determined to stop her. |
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* [[Anyone Can Die]]: {{spoiler|In the end, only two of the Jackdaws make it back, the rest dying during the mission or being carted off to a death camp}}. |
* [[Anyone Can Die]]: {{spoiler|In the end, only two of the Jackdaws make it back, the rest dying during the mission or being carted off to a death camp}}. |
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* [[Boxed Crook]]: Ruby, though the SOE is very careful to make it so the charges have not been dropped to keep her from running away. |
* [[Boxed Crook]]: Ruby, though the SOE is very careful to make it so the charges have not been dropped to keep her from running away. |
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