Talk:Operation Lost

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This page is still barely adequate, although I hope to have upgraded it slightly by reference to standard sources, of which MI9 by Foot and Langley is one. A better statement of facts, in respect of the French SAS involvement, drawing on original publications by French authors writing in French, is currently to be found on the French language version of Wikipedia. This blindness to sources in languages other than English is prevalent in all wikipedia articles on Allied special forces of World War 2.81.19.57.130 14:56, 9 February 2007 (UTC)

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