Sabotage in World War II refers to a wide range of covert and irregular operations undertaken by resistance movements, intelligence agencies, and military special forces between 1939 and 1945. Sabotage targeted infrastructure, industry, transport, and communication systems in Axis- and Allied-controlled territories, and was a major element of irregular warfare during the conflict.
Sabotage in World War II refers to a wide range of covert and irregular operations undertaken by resistance movements, intelligence agencies, and military special forces between 1939 and 1945. Sabotage targeted infrastructure, industry, transport, and communication systems in Axis- and Allied-controlled territories, and was a major element of irregular warfare during the conflict.
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