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Summary: A winner-Canada's WW11 secret spy school uncovered-at last!
Review: " Lynn-Philip Hodgson with the launch of his new book, 'Inside - Camp X' has shone a light on the colorful wartime activities that took place in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Bowmanville. Filled with fascinating stories about North America's first spy training school" Jane McDonald - Staff Writer - Oshawa This Week
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Summary: "Detailed and colourful accounting"
Review: "On the subject of books, permit me to suggest a newly-released title that will make great reading for you or for those Canadian history buffs on your gift list. 'Inside Camp X' , by Lynn-Philip Hodgson, recounts the fascinating story behind the top-secret training school for spies established in 1941 by William (A Man Called Intrepid" Stephenson, smack on the border between the then rural communities of Whitby and Oshawa. Until now, only a small cairn and plaque have reminded us of the important role played by Camp X and its "students" in the successful outcome of the war. Now, thanks to Hodgson's detailed and colourful accounting, the story can be better understood and appreciated." Mike Filey - The Way We Were The Sunday Sun (Toronto)
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Summary: "detailed and colourful accounting"
Review: "On the subject of books, permit me to suggest a newly-released title that will make great reading for you or for those Canadian history buffs on your gift list. "Inside Camp X' , by Lynn-Philip Hodgson, recounts the fascinating story behind the top-secret training school for spies established in 1941 by William (A Man Called Intrepid" Stephenson, smack on the border between the then rural communities of Whitby and Oshawa. Until now, only a small cairn and plaque have reminded us of the important role played by Camp X and its "students" in the successful outcome of the war. Now, thanks to Hodgson's detailed and colourful accounting, the story can be better understood and appreciated." Mike Filey - The Way We Were The Sunday Sun (Toronto)
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Summary: "What else haven't they told us?"
Review: " 'Inside - Camp X', mystery, intrique, and secrets are all unfolded in the book in a way that will surely captivate even the most slothful of readers." " The book demonstrates how even without a lot of primary documents available, a story can still be reconstructed accurately and made ready to inform generations yet to come. Little having been actually written on Camp X, the author has successfully prevented the story from being effectively truncated from our history forever." Publishers, Family History News, Oshawa, Ontario
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Summary: It's a very well researched book. Providing amazing insights
Review: " It's a very well researched book. The book gives one of the best insights one can get into Camp X since it was supposed to be so secret!" Brian Winter - Archivist - Town of Whitby
Rating:
Summary: A winner-Canada's WW11 secret spy school uncovered-at last!
Review: " Lynn-Philip Hodgson with the launch of his new book, 'Inside - Camp X' has shone a light on the colorful wartime activities that took place in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Bowmanville. Filled with fascinating stories about North America's first spy training school" Jane McDonald - Staff Writer - Oshawa This Week
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Summary: Local historian tells all in new book "Inside Camp X"
Review: "Hodgson has used hours of interviews to weave a fascinating tale of the people who swore to secrecy the best years of their lives" Rik Davie staff writer at Durham Post, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Rating:
Summary: "What else haven't they told us?"
Review: "On the subject of books, permit me to suggest a newly-released title that will make great reading for you or for those Canadian history buffs on your gift list. "Inside Camp X' , by Lynn-Philip Hodgson, recounts the fascinating story behind the top-secret training school for spies established in 1941 by William (A Man Called Intrepid" Stephenson, smack on the border between the then rural communities of Whitby and Oshawa. Until now, only a small cairn and plaque have reminded us of the important role played by Camp X and its "students" in the successful outcome of the war. Now, thanks to Hodgson's detailed and colourful accounting, the story can be better understood and appreciated." Mike Filey - The Way We Were The Sunday Sun (Toronto)
Rating:
Summary: "Detailed and colourful accounting"
Review: "On the subject of books, permit me to suggest a newly-released title that will make great reading for you or for those Canadian history buffs on your gift list. 'Inside Camp X' , by Lynn-Philip Hodgson, recounts the fascinating story behind the top-secret training school for spies established in 1941 by William (A Man Called Intrepid" Stephenson, smack on the border between the then rural communities of Whitby and Oshawa. Until now, only a small cairn and plaque have reminded us of the important role played by Camp X and its "students" in the successful outcome of the war. Now, thanks to Hodgson's detailed and colourful accounting, the story can be better understood and appreciated." Mike Filey - The Way We Were The Sunday Sun (Toronto)
Rating:
Summary: "detailed and colourful accounting"
Review: "On the subject of books, permit me to suggest a newly-released title that will make great reading for you or for those Canadian history buffs on your gift list. "Inside Camp X' , by Lynn-Philip Hodgson, recounts the fascinating story behind the top-secret training school for spies established in 1941 by William (A Man Called Intrepid" Stephenson, smack on the border between the then rural communities of Whitby and Oshawa. Until now, only a small cairn and plaque have reminded us of the important role played by Camp X and its "students" in the successful outcome of the war. Now, thanks to Hodgson's detailed and colourful accounting, the story can be better understood and appreciated." Mike Filey - The Way We Were The Sunday Sun (Toronto)
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