These British Commandos Kidnapped a German General Without Firing a Shot
23 Feb 2021 We Are The Mighty | By James Elphick Shortly after the surviving forces of the Battle of Crete had evacuated, the British landed agents from the Special Operations Executive, also known as the Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, to advise and assist the resistance and conduct intelligence gathering. Crete was heavily garrisoned and an important part of Germany’s plans both in the Mediterranean and Russia. Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller, the German general commanding the 22nd Airlanding Division and assigned as the ...
Source: military.com