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Secret WW2
This is the website for The Secret WW2 Learning Network – the UK registered educational charity with the mission to
EDUCATE, COMMEMORATE and INSPIRE
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AJEX parade, Whitehall and Cenotaph
benefit from a mutually rewarding relationship with AJEX and in particular with their archivist, Martin Sugarman. Dan
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SECRET WW2 annual conference
– EARLY YEARS, a short introduction, outlining Andrée’s childhood and hobbies, presented by Paul...
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How to learn of our upcoming events
- October 15, 2025
- 00:00
COMMEMORATIONS IN FRANCE FOR F (FRENCH) SECTION SOE – PT 2 VALENÇAY
- May 6, 2024
- 11:00
- F Section Memorial, Carr Bénévent,
COMMEMORATIONS IN FRANCE FOR F (FRENCH) SECTION SOE – PT 1 ROMORANTIN-LANTHENAY
- May 5, 2024
- 16:00
- Quai de l'Île Marin, Romorantin-Lanthenay
CRANLEIGH AND THE SECRET WAR – EXHIBITION TO 4TH MAY 2024
- April 23, 2024
- 10:00
- Cranleigh Arts, Surrey
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Latest Facebook Posts
November 10, 2026
“One of France's last Resistance heroes from World War Two has died at the age of 104. Solange Alexandre was also a rare woman who, with her future husband, created and commanded her own unit of anti-German fighters …”
November 6, 2026
“From rugged mountains to sleepy villages, a journey through France’s Auvergne region reveals the extraordinary wartime story of Nancy Wake …”
November 4, 2026
“Canada Post’s new Remembrance Day stamp pays tribute to the Chinese Canadians who volunteered for secret Allied operations behind Japanese lines in Asia during the Second World War.
“About 150 Chinese Canadians enlisted either in Force 136 under the British Special Operations Executive (SOE) or in Australia’s Services Reconnaissance Department. Trained in sabotage, wireless operation, parachuting, guerrilla warfare and jungle survival, these soldiers were deployed to support local resistance networks, gather intelligence and disrupt enemy operations. They faced extreme heat, insects and disease, as well as the constant threat of capture, torture and death. Some deployed near the end of the war while others were still training when the conflict ended …”
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