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    Where Did They Put The Gestapo Headquarters?-Volume One A Walking Tour of Nazi-Occupied Paris: The False War & Vichy
    Where Did They Put The Gestapo Headquarters?-Volume One A Walking Tour of Nazi-Occupied Paris: The False War & Vichy
    Where Did They Put The Gestapo Headquarters?-Volume One A Walking Tour of Nazi-Occupied Paris: The False War & Vichy
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    Where Did They Put The Gestapo Headquarters?-Volume One A Walking Tour of Nazi-Occupied Paris: The False War & Vichy

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    Come walk in the footsteps of the men, women, and children who lived, worked, and played in Nazi-occupied Paris. Your walks will take you to buildings, places, and sites that were significant to the Nazi, French Resistance, Free French, the British, and most importantly, the citizens of Paris. You will follow individual stories of bravery, horro

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYooper Publications
    Release dateFeb 25, 2022
    ISBN9781941558171
    Where Did They Put The Gestapo Headquarters?-Volume One A Walking Tour of Nazi-Occupied Paris: The False War & Vichy
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    Stew Ross

    Stew Ross is an author specializing in high quality walking tour books based on historical events in Paris, London, and Rome. He takes you to the actual buildings, places, and sites significant to the theme of the book. These books are perfect for the traveler who likes history and wants a hands-on experience with respect to visiting original historical sites including stories about the building and its occupants. Stew is a retired commercial banker whose passion for history and travel has led him into his latest ventures, that of author and publisher. When he and his wife Sandy aren't traveling and researching his next book, they enjoy spending time in their swimming pool in Southwest Florida.

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