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Was secret Second World War spy-training camp near Berkhamsted?

Published on Saturday 7 January 2012 13:00

A HISTORIAN is searching for people who could help him pinpoint the site of a Second World War spy-training camp.

Nicholas Birnie, 60, of Westfield Road, Northchurch, says it could be where Noor Inayat Khan was trained for operations behind enemy lines.

The Indian princess was later parachuted into France to gather intelligence in the run-up to D Day.

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fredkarno

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 11:02 AM

Only one place I can think of and that's up at Ashridge. A lot of strange things happened up there I understand. Might be worth asking.

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