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traveller in pharmaceutical products, alias Commandant Parsifal of the Maquis. He became a complete Frenchman, with French stoppings in his teeth, a successful guerrilla leader, and a surgeon with a marvellous gift for improvisation. The story he has to tell of his many adventures make fascinating reading, and the reader cannot put the book down once he has commenced turning its pages.
Parker's astonishing adaptability won him success and the highest military awards in Britain, France, Belgium, and Italy.
This book adds another important chapter to the medical history of the Second World War.
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