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Critical about Justin Scott's book "The man who loved the Normandie"

https://gamesandtehories.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa This is the writing about the book, what is made by the writer, who is not so well known. "The man who loved the Normandie" is the book about the agents, who fought in the New York, and other was German code-named "Otter" and other was Military Architect. The frame is that super-passenger ship "Normandie" was burned in the harbor of New York, and Agent code-named "Otter" wanted to make the base for midget submarine in the wreck. I sometimes have thought that this "Otter" have mistakenly translated from German world "Seehund", what means "Otter", but the names are normally the thing, what is not translated. But this is the thing, what makes this book a little bit unbelievable. If that "Otter" wanted to sabotage those ships, what was left from New York to Europe, must this man only use the combat scuba-diving technologies, and put the mines un...

The Tale of Lionel "Buster" Crabb continues (Man who vanished in Portsmouth 1956)

Lionel Crabb (1909-1956) https://gamesandtehories.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa On the Internet is a tale about Lionel Crabb, who vanished probably during the spy mission at the Portsmouth harbor. And in some sources are mentioned that during the Second World War this man used captured Italian scuba-diving equipment during his missions during the war. In that case, we must ask the question, why Crabb used Italian suit rather than the British scuba-diving suit. Here we must ask one question: Why Italian scuba-diving suit is sometimes better than the British version? if we would use our imaginations, we can find out the reason, why the person like Crabb liked that suit. But this scenario is something strange and that is the real imaginational thought, that maybe Crabb was actually some commando or agent, and that was this man used Italian scuba-diving suit. The reason, why some agent would like that Italian suit would be really well seen, but the question is that why s...