Odd Man Out: The Story of the Singapore Traitor by Smith, Michael

Paperback. Very Good.

Trafalgar Square, 1994-10. Paperback. Used: Good.

(Subject: World War II - General) Mass market paperback. Very good. Captain Heenan, the Indian Army officer who was executed as Singapore fell for transmitting to the Japanese secrets on the British forces in Malaya. He was caught signalling to the Japanese (Published: 1994) (Publisher: Coronet) (ISBN: 0340617012) (Pagination: 265pp, photos) (Condition: ) UL-XXXXXX

London etc. : Hodder and Stoughton, 1994. Softcover. Good. Pocket book, illustrated with b/w photographs, small 8vo.

London: Coronet, 1994. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. The Japanese overcame British defences in Malaya not only because of their superior fire power and military training, but also because of their meticulous preparation aided by intelligence from the country. Unknown to many, even after the 'treachery' was discovered, the Japanese had at least one mole amongst the British officer class. The British never made the affair public and the main records were lost in the fall of Singapore, but through piecing together reminiscences of survivors, the authors have managed to produce this amazing story. Very Good Hardback in a Very Good Dust Jacket 265 pages including a bibliography, an index and some black and white plates Weight: 0.8 kg Post free within Malaysia The dust jacket has minimal wear. The binding is tight, text clear and there is minimal tanning throughout.