Ezio’s Shadow
A term used to describe the Italian resistance movement during World War II, particularly the network of spies and saboteurs led by the legendary figure Ezio Pinza.
European Resistance Movements
Organized groups of individuals within occupied European nations who actively resisted the Axis powers during World War II. These resistance movements engaged in sabotage, espionage, and providing support to Allied forces, playing a crucial role in undermining the Axis occupation.
European Resistance
The collective efforts of individuals and organizations within occupied Europe to resist the Axis powers. This encompassed a range of activities, from sabotage and espionage to providing shelter and information to Allied forces.
Elster (resistance)
The resistance activities undertaken by German citizens in the area of the Elster River or in the town of Elster during World War II. These actions often involved sabotage, espionage, and assisting Allied forces.
Demolition Experts
Military personnel trained in the use of explosives and demolition techniques to destroy enemy infrastructure, fortifications, and equipment.
Demolition Charges
Explosives used to destroy bridges, buildings, and other structures, often employed by both sides in World War II to hinder enemy advances and disrupt communications.
Cp. Covert Operations
Secret and clandestine military operations designed to achieve strategic objectives without revealing the involvement of the sponsoring government. These operations were widely used during World War II, often involving espionage, sabotage, and psychological warfare.
Cp. Commando Training
Specialized military training designed to prepare soldiers for commando operations, focusing on skills such as stealth, sabotage, and close-quarters combat.
Commando Training
Specialized training programs designed to develop elite troops for commando operations, emphasizing skills in stealth, sabotage, reconnaissance, and close combat. Essential for success in commando raids during World War II.
Covert Intelligence
Intelligence gathering and operations conducted secretly, without the knowledge or official sanction of the target government or organization. Often used during World War II to obtain sensitive information or conduct sabotage.