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Race Drivers Turned Espionage Agents
When World War II came to France, three of her race drivers were excelling on the tracks. Robert Benoist had won the French, Spanish, Italian and British Grand Prix and as the only driver to do this in one year, he received the Legion of Honor from the French Government.
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<br>Then in 1937 he won the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. Benoist's friend Jean-Pierre Wimille had won the 24 Hours of LeMans partnered with Robert had placed second in the Vanderbilt Cup and had won both the Algerian Grand Prix and the French Grand Prix. Fellow racing driver Grover-Williams, using the alias W. Williams had placed first in the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix, and was a two-time winner of the French Grand Prix.
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<br>However, when the Nazis invaded and occupied France, auto racing was over for the duration. France, liked many other Nazi occupied European countries developed an underground resistance army to fight the Nazis in any way they could. The three racing drivers escaped to England. Grover-William joined the Royal Army Service Corps. But due to his fluency in both French and English, the British recruited Grover-William into the SOE. Benoist and Jean-Pierre Wimille also joined the SOE.
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<br>SOE was an acronym for the Special Operations Executive, an intelligence group that had been formed to aid Nazi resistance groups operating in the occupied countries of Europe. It was headquartered at 64 Baker Street in London. In the words of Sir Winston Churchill who was Prime Minister at that time, the SOE's mission was to "set Europe ablaze." It had a twofold task to train underground armies that would be ready to assist in the coming invasion and to hamper the Nazi war effort through effective sabotage operations.
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<br>All three men received extensive training in espionage operations and Grover-Williams was also trained as a demolition specialist. Upon completion of training, Grover-Williams, using the code name Vladmir, was assigned to set up a sabotage network that would be known as 'Chestnut' and was parachuted into occupied France on the morning of May 31, 1942. Benoist assisted Grover-Williams in carrying out the work of Chestnut and they were joined by Wimille. However, Chestnut was discovered by the Nazis and all three men were arrested. Benoist made a daring escape by jumping from the patrol car and hiding out until he could return to England. After an unsuccessful trip back to France, Benoist again returned to England but came back to France in March of 1944 and started to work on reviving Chestnut.
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<br>In June of 1944, the Nazi's struck again. This time it was Wimille who made the daring escape. He first dodged the rifles by sprinting between parked cars and then dived into a stream where he floated with only his nose above water until the Nazis departed. Robert Benoist was imprisoned in Buchenwald where he was executed in September of 1944. Grover-Williams was placed in solitary confinement at Sachsenhausen and supposedly faced a firing squad in March 1945. Wimille survived to continue racing. Their experiences
<br>formed the basis for Robert Ryan's novel, 'Early One Morning.'
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<br>Then in 1937 he won the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. Benoist's friend Jean-Pierre Wimille had won the 24 Hours of LeMans partnered with Robert had placed second in the Vanderbilt Cup and had won both the Algerian Grand Prix and the French Grand Prix. Fellow racing driver Grover-Williams, using the alias W. Williams had placed first in the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix, and was a two-time winner of the French Grand Prix.
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<br>However, when the Nazis invaded and occupied France, auto racing was over for the duration. France, liked many other Nazi occupied European countries developed an underground resistance army to fight the Nazis in any way they could. The three racing drivers escaped to England. Grover-William joined the Royal Army Service Corps. But due to his fluency in both French and English, the British recruited Grover-William into the SOE. Benoist and Jean-Pierre Wimille also joined the SOE.
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<br>SOE was an acronym for the Special Operations Executive, an intelligence group that had been formed to aid Nazi resistance groups operating in the occupied countries of Europe. It was headquartered at 64 Baker Street in London. In the words of Sir Winston Churchill who was Prime Minister at that time, the SOE's mission was to "set Europe ablaze." It had a twofold task to train underground armies that would be ready to assist in the coming invasion and to hamper the Nazi war effort through effective sabotage operations.
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<br>All three men received extensive training in espionage operations and Grover-Williams was also trained as a demolition specialist. Upon completion of training, Grover-Williams, using the code name Vladmir, was assigned to set up a sabotage network that would be known as 'Chestnut' and was parachuted into occupied France on the morning of May 31, 1942. Benoist assisted Grover-Williams in carrying out the work of Chestnut and they were joined by Wimille. However, Chestnut was discovered by the Nazis and all three men were arrested. Benoist made a daring escape by jumping from the patrol car and hiding out until he could return to England. After an unsuccessful trip back to France, Benoist again returned to England but came back to France in March of 1944 and started to work on reviving Chestnut.
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<br>In June of 1944, the Nazi's struck again. This time it was Wimille who made the daring escape. He first dodged the rifles by sprinting between parked cars and then dived into a stream where he floated with only his nose above water until the Nazis departed. Robert Benoist was imprisoned in Buchenwald where he was executed in September of 1944. Grover-Williams was placed in solitary confinement at Sachsenhausen and supposedly faced a firing squad in March 1945. Wimille survived to continue racing. Their experiences
<br>formed the basis for Robert Ryan's novel, 'Early One Morning.'
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Motor Racing Driver and Spy
William Charles Frederick Grover was born on January 16, 1903 in Montrouge, Paris, France. His father, Frederick Grover, was English and a horse breeder. William's mother, Hermance Dagan Grover, was French. When William was eleven, his parents sent him to England to stay with relatives. After World War I, the family moved to Monte Carlo where William developed an interest in automobiles. He learned to drive a Rolls Royce and obtained a driver's license in Monaco. When he was 15, he acquired a motorcycle that he adored. In 1919 William Orpen, the official artist of the Paris Peace Conference hired Grover to be his chauffeur. During this employment, he drove both Orpen and his mistress Yvonne Aubicq with whom he became friendly.
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<br>In the early 1920's Grover started in motorcycle racing but he raced under the name of W. Williams to keep his family from finding out. Again, using the pseudonym W. Williams Grover started entering car races driving a Bugatti He started in the Grand Prix de Provence and the Monte Carlo Rally. Then he won the French Grand Prix in 1928 and 1929. Again in 1929, he entered the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix. William came in first ahead of the famous German driver Rudolf Caracciola. In the same year he married Yvonne Aubicq who had since dissolved her relationship with Orpen. Grover-Williams continued to race and in 1931 placed first in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. Then he went on to win the Grand Prix de la Baule each year from 1931 to 1933.
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<br>When the Nazis invaded and occupied France in World War II, Grover-Williams left for England to join the Royal Army Service Corps. However, his fluency in both English and French attracted the attention of the Special Operations Executive, an English intelligence unit that had been formed to organize and assist underground resistance forces in the Nazi occupied nations of Europe. The SOE recruited Grover-Williams and after extensive training he was parachuted into France with orders to set up an underground network code named 'Chestnut.' Its mission was to organize a resistance army for use in the coming invasion of France and carry out sabotage operations against the Nazis. Grover-Williams' friends from the racing circuit, Robert Benoist and Jean-Pierre Wimille joined him to help with establishing the network.
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<br>Unfortunately, the Nazis learned of the operation, possibly through a double agent and raided them in August of 1943. Grover-Williams was imprisoned in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp and is believed to have been executed there in March 1945. A video game, called The Saboteur has been created with an Irish protagonist whose name is Sean Devlin. Devlin's role is thought to be based upon the wartime experiences of Grover-Williams. The novel by
<br>Robert Ryan, 'Early One Morning' is also based upon the espionage activities of Grover-Williams and his racing friends, Benoist and Wimille.
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<br>The Brookwood Memorial in Surrey, England lists Grover-Williams as one of the SOE agents who gave his life to liberate France. He is also honored in France with his name on the Valencay SOE Memorial Roll of Honour in the town of Valencay.
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<br>In the early 1920's Grover started in motorcycle racing but he raced under the name of W. Williams to keep his family from finding out. Again, using the pseudonym W. Williams Grover started entering car races driving a Bugatti He started in the Grand Prix de Provence and the Monte Carlo Rally. Then he won the French Grand Prix in 1928 and 1929. Again in 1929, he entered the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix. William came in first ahead of the famous German driver Rudolf Caracciola. In the same year he married Yvonne Aubicq who had since dissolved her relationship with Orpen. Grover-Williams continued to race and in 1931 placed first in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. Then he went on to win the Grand Prix de la Baule each year from 1931 to 1933.
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<br>When the Nazis invaded and occupied France in World War II, Grover-Williams left for England to join the Royal Army Service Corps. However, his fluency in both English and French attracted the attention of the Special Operations Executive, an English intelligence unit that had been formed to organize and assist underground resistance forces in the Nazi occupied nations of Europe. The SOE recruited Grover-Williams and after extensive training he was parachuted into France with orders to set up an underground network code named 'Chestnut.' Its mission was to organize a resistance army for use in the coming invasion of France and carry out sabotage operations against the Nazis. Grover-Williams' friends from the racing circuit, Robert Benoist and Jean-Pierre Wimille joined him to help with establishing the network.
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<br>Unfortunately, the Nazis learned of the operation, possibly through a double agent and raided them in August of 1943. Grover-Williams was imprisoned in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp and is believed to have been executed there in March 1945. A video game, called The Saboteur has been created with an Irish protagonist whose name is Sean Devlin. Devlin's role is thought to be based upon the wartime experiences of Grover-Williams. The novel by
<br>Robert Ryan, 'Early One Morning' is also based upon the espionage activities of Grover-Williams and his racing friends, Benoist and Wimille.
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<br>The Brookwood Memorial in Surrey, England lists Grover-Williams as one of the SOE agents who gave his life to liberate France. He is also honored in France with his name on the Valencay SOE Memorial Roll of Honour in the town of Valencay.
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The Birth of Hospital Scrubs
There may be a lot of professionals now who are tired of wearing the same uniform all throughout the day. For those who are in the medical profession, hospital scrubs are often the apparel required by many hospital administrators. Doctors, nurses, and medical technicians are easily distinguishable in their differently colored scrub pants and tops. And over the years, scrubs manufacturers have altered and made some changes on the styles and designs of hospital scrubs. But despite the new and vast variety of scrubs already available in the market today, many people still picture the typical green surgical scrubs when someone pops the subject of medical scrubs. Scrubs, however, do not make a big deal, though, in the way of fashion. However, the main purpose of these hospitals is to help maintain a clean environment in today's hospitals.
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<br>For majority, the mental of a hospital scrub uniform is obtained significantly from what is seen on TV. There are a lot of hospital shoes to aid to that: M.A.S.H, Grey's Anatomy, as well as Scrubs – they all shape up the public's general view of hospital life and procedures. While we enjoy these programs – especially its beautiful cast – it is very unlikely that these shows mirror real hospital life.
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<br>The reality is, hospital life is dirty, filled with fluids, and life threatening. In real hospitals, doctors must all be quick thinking as they are entitled to several very important decisions each day in the hope – and purpose – of saving lives. When making these decisions, doctors need to move fast, too – often forced into using one surgery tool to the next, as well as from one patient to another. In the dawn of formal medicine, such rapid movements contributed to the spread of disease from one patient to another. This had made trips to the hospital more dangerous than beneficial.
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<br>Thanks to advances in medical methodologies and technology, there is an increased professional knowledge on the spreading of infection. Thus ways were formulated to provide this as well as preventing hospital contamination with diseases coming from patients. Hospital scrubs are one of these solutions that aid in reducing the spread of infection due to lack of sanitation.
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<br>Before the different styles of hospital scrubs were created, doctors had worn their street clothes while examining and operating on their patients. Some doctors had began to wear butcher's aprons to protect their street clothing from getting stained with blood and other fluids. However, later on, the unsightly contrast between the crisp bleached white apron and the accretion of blood and guts from surgical procedures became too much for many people. This has brought to the invention of hospital scrubs which was originally used by surgeons in surgery. These were the green scrubs very popular to many.
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<br>Today, almost all hospital staff wear scrubs, and even those medical employees working outside the hospital.
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<br>Thus the main purpose why hospital scrubs were created was to help decrease the spread of infection as well as maintain sanitized hospital environment.
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<br>So choose your scrubs well. There are, in fact, several online retailers that will gladly provide the scrubs of your preference. Just make sure to check with your hospital administrator first on which types of scrubs you are allowed to wear.
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<br>For majority, the mental of a hospital scrub uniform is obtained significantly from what is seen on TV. There are a lot of hospital shoes to aid to that: M.A.S.H, Grey's Anatomy, as well as Scrubs – they all shape up the public's general view of hospital life and procedures. While we enjoy these programs – especially its beautiful cast – it is very unlikely that these shows mirror real hospital life.
<br>
<br>The reality is, hospital life is dirty, filled with fluids, and life threatening. In real hospitals, doctors must all be quick thinking as they are entitled to several very important decisions each day in the hope – and purpose – of saving lives. When making these decisions, doctors need to move fast, too – often forced into using one surgery tool to the next, as well as from one patient to another. In the dawn of formal medicine, such rapid movements contributed to the spread of disease from one patient to another. This had made trips to the hospital more dangerous than beneficial.
<br>
<br>Thanks to advances in medical methodologies and technology, there is an increased professional knowledge on the spreading of infection. Thus ways were formulated to provide this as well as preventing hospital contamination with diseases coming from patients. Hospital scrubs are one of these solutions that aid in reducing the spread of infection due to lack of sanitation.
<br>
<br>Before the different styles of hospital scrubs were created, doctors had worn their street clothes while examining and operating on their patients. Some doctors had began to wear butcher's aprons to protect their street clothing from getting stained with blood and other fluids. However, later on, the unsightly contrast between the crisp bleached white apron and the accretion of blood and guts from surgical procedures became too much for many people. This has brought to the invention of hospital scrubs which was originally used by surgeons in surgery. These were the green scrubs very popular to many.
<br>
<br>Today, almost all hospital staff wear scrubs, and even those medical employees working outside the hospital.
<br>
<br>Thus the main purpose why hospital scrubs were created was to help decrease the spread of infection as well as maintain sanitized hospital environment.
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<br>So choose your scrubs well. There are, in fact, several online retailers that will gladly provide the scrubs of your preference. Just make sure to check with your hospital administrator first on which types of scrubs you are allowed to wear.
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