Catalogue description Stella LONSDALE: British. LONSDALE went to France in 1940. After the Occupation she was...

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Details of KV 2/734
Reference: KV 2/734
Description:

Stella LONSDALE: British. LONSDALE went to France in 1940. After the Occupation she was approached by a German Intelligence officer claiming that he wanted to make contact with British Intelligence. Pretending to agree to work for the Germans, she went to Marseilles where she contacted an MI9 escape and evasion network known as the 'Pat' line. In September 1941, according to her version of events, the Germans discovered her real motives and she had to escape from France to save her life. Back in Britain, LONSDALE was interrogated at length and doubts were raised as to the truth of her story, so much so that she was detained for the duration of the war

Date: 1942 Feb 06-1942 Apr 18
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: PF63191 VOL 7
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Physical description: file(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Access conditions: Retained Until 2002
Record opening date: 01 May 2002

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