S2.E29

Siren Voices

Episode aired Apr 4, 1966
30m

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Chris Robinson and Michael St. Clair in 12 O'Clock High (1964)

A propaganda broadcaster for the Nazis is really a British agent sending coded messages through her over the air piano playing, to help the allies.A propaganda broadcaster for the Nazis is really a British agent sending coded messages through her over the air piano playing, to help the allies.A propaganda broadcaster for the Nazis is really a British agent sending coded messages through her over the air piano playing, to help the allies.

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8/10

Is she such a traitor after all?

"Siren Voices" is a reference to a British woman who is making propaganda broadcasts for the Nazis in order to supposedly demoralize the Allies. However, the woman turns out to be a spy working behind enemy lines and she feeds information to the British. How does Colonel Gallagher use this insider to help him destroy a Focke Wulf fighter factory?

The story is based on real traitors who made broadcast for the Axis powers...such as Tokyo Rose for the Japanese and Lord Haw Haw for the Germans. They really did broadcast in order to demoralize the troops. And, because it is based on real folks, the story works well. Well worth seeing.