WW2 & WHAT IT BRINGS TO LIGHT TODAY

[Gil Boyd]

In 2016, an old lady died in Ruislip, London.

When her son was going through her effects they found this weapon along with 200 rounds and a list of people to be killed.

Why had she kept the weapon?

She worked at Bletchley Park during WW2 and in the event of a German invasion was to lead a resistance cell to kill collaborators.

In her effects she also had an assassination list - and some of those who might have collaborated might still be alive! Both are now in a museum.

Amazing but true!!

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