'amalīyāt-i utāq-i 13: Persian 1400

Deception operations have always played a prominent role in history. From ancient times to today, many defeats and victories have depended on this form of intelligence-war operations. Operations that draw the full attention of one side of the war story to the other side and suddenly inflict a great and irreparable blow on the other side and many destinies are changed. The book "Operation Room 13: The Body That Guaranteed the Allies' Victory" is a fascinating and breathtaking account of one of these deception operations, which, due to its scope and scope, may be considered the most important and successful deception operation in history. "Ben McIntyre", the prominent British researcher, historian, and journalist, in a strange way, on the upper floor of the house of the son of "Euen Montague", the English spy and writer, finds documents that specify the first-hand facts of the operation of Room 13. This operation, which in June 1943, was the beginning of the great victories of the Allies against the Allies, with the least human casualties, was all based on a plan that two British officers planned in room number 13 of a warehouse! The collection of these exciting adventures, with the brilliant pen of McIntyre, has turned the book Operation Mincemeat into a chronicle that many steamy spy stories can't match.