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  • Expatriate Games - 662 Days in Bangladesh

    An Account of Time Spent in Dhaka Not a Guide Book

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    Holiday “The knowledge based newspaper” (published in Dhaka, Bangladesh) August 10, 2001 In black and white – by Hasna Abdul Hye This is a reprint of ‘Expatriate Games’ the first full-length book written by a foreigner on life in Dhaka, which in itself is a distinction. That it is based on the author’s experiences of two eventful years in the mid-nineties and not on the impressions of a short ... Read more

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  • The Mouse Cricket Caper

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    At one end of the World’s most famous cricket ground stands the Lord’s pavilion. For over a hundred years it has played host to some of the greatest names in the game. However, within its walls and beneath its floors live a collection of less celebrated cricketers and their families. Compo, Don, Gubby, CMJ, Mrs Heyhoe and others are members of the pavilion’s mouse colony. They live happily side by ... Read more

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  • The Miracle of Bean's Bullion

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    The story is set in Canada on the Aspotogan Peninsula and Halifax environs of Nova Scotia. It is the story of time travel, friendship, the righting of wrongs and ultimately the fulfilment of a dream. The story opens in 1962 in Lunenburg County at Bird Doggley’s woodland camp. The area is charged with the spirits of its past inhabitants, the Mi’kmaq Indians. After a mystical experience in the woods ... Read more

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  • The Miracle of Bean's Bullion

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    Whilst camping in Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada 'Bird' Doggley is spirited through time from 1962 to the present day. In his new world heencounters the grandchildren of his best friend, Bobby Bean who are onholiday from England. With their help and that of the mysterious Jonny Eagle they attempt to solve a local mystery of stolen gold bullion.If this goes to plan, then there is the small ... Read more

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  • The Mystery of the Goodfellowes' Code

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    In 1935 a group of seven men meet in a London Club to celebrate the refurbishment of the Sennocke School’s icon, a small stone shield presented to the school by Henry VI. The men have clubbed together to pay for the restoration but one of the number suggests that perhaps a more lasting contribution be made to the school in the form of a ‘tontine.’ Each of the members contribute to an endowment ... Read more

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  • The Indian Mouse Cricket Caper

    by Mark Trenowden ...
    The Indian mouse Cricket Caper is a sequel to the Mouse Cricket Caper set at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Having survived the invasion of their home, life for the Lord’s pavilion mice is getting back to normal. It is the end of the cricket season and the England team are set to embark on a tour of India. The tour coincides with the centenary of a historic First World War cricket match and the first game ... Read more

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  • The Path of Duty

    The Life and Times of Bill Beyts

    by Ian Trenowden ...
    The Path of Duty charts the progress of a child of the Raj, Brigadier Geoffrey Herbert Bruno Beyts DSO, MBE MC known less formally as Bill or ‘Billy’. During a career with the Indian Army he saw action against Burmese rebels, Waziri tribesman and the Japanese Army. Bill Beyts and Ian Trenowden worked closely on this project together and sadly neither of them lived to see it come to fruition. It is ... Read more

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  • Baker Street Connection

    A Double Agent in Baker Street SOE, London, 1943

    by Ian Trenowden, Mark Trenowden ...
    Professor M. R. D. Foot – SOE’s (Special Operations Executive) Official Historian - is adamant that no evidence that points to the existence of a German Connection, at Baker Street; French former agents of the Sicherheitsdienst (the intelligence agency of the SS), speaking literally in the shadow of the guillotine, denied that they had ever heard of such a thing. Never the less a high-ranking ... Read more

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  • Operations Most Secret

    SOE: The Malayan Theatre

    by Ian Trenowden ...
    Little is known and much less has been written about the Malayan theatre of operations of SOE from 1942-45. In this, his second book, Ian Trenowden, working closely with the wartime commander of Force 136, Group B, has built up a surprisingly complete picture of those operations and traces the evolution of the local SOE headquarters from a single desk in London’s Baker Street to the independent ... Read more

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  • The Hunting Submarine

    The Fighting Life of HMS Tally-Ho

    by Ian Trenowden ...
    HMS Tally Ho, captained by Commander L.W.A. Bennington was a T-class submarine which achieved spectacular success in the Second World War. Her name was chosen for her by Winston Churchill and it proved a very suitable one for a hunting submarine. In a single commission, lasting from 15th March 1943 to 26th February 1945, she operated in the Malacca Strait. Here, surrounded by enemy air bases and ... Read more

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  • Stealthily by Night - COPP (Combined Operations Pilotage Parties)

    Clandestine Beach Reconnaissance And Operations In World War II

    by Ian Trenowden ...
    COPP (Combined Operations Pilotage Parties) were formed in December 1942, when the need for invasion beach reconnaissance and assault guidance for invasion fleets were officially recognised. COPPs were a revolutionary concept: independent teams, led by Lieutenants, Royal Nay qualified Navigators and Hydrographers – capable of navigating cruisers or aircraft carriers – teamed with Captains, Royal ... Read more

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