Monopoly X: How Top-Secret World War II Operations Used the Game of Monopoly to Help Allied POWs Escape, Conceal Spies, and Send Secret Codes – The Untold Story of MI-9 and MIS-X
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Monopoly X: How Top-Secret World War II Operations Used the Game of Monopoly to Help Allied POWs Escape, Conceal Spies, and Send Secret Codes – The Untold Story of MI-9 and MIS-X

by Philip E. Orbanes

History Military
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Monopoly X reveals the untold story of the game’s connection to top-secret World War II operations. Philip E. Orbanes explores how MI-9 and MIS-X used Monopoly to help Allied POWs escape, conceal spies, and send secret codes in a fascinating chapter of wartime history.

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Monopoly X explores the remarkable wartime uses associated with the classic board game during World War II.

The book focuses on top-secret operations involving MI-9 and MIS-X, organizations connected with Allied efforts behind enemy lines and in support of prisoners of war.

It examines how Monopoly was used to help Allied POWs escape, conceal spies, and send secret codes.

Written by Philip E. Orbanes, this account presents an untold chapter in the history of the game and its wartime connections.

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