Warwick the Kingmaker used his acquisition of this city to strategically and financially back his campaigns in the Wars of the Roses, while Juan Pujol's role as "Garbo" provided dispatches about this city that helped to win a huge intelligence victory for Masterman's Double Cross System.
Warwick the Kingmaker used his acquisition of this city to strategically and financially back his campaigns in the Wars of the Roses, while Juan Pujol's role as "Garbo" provided dispatches about this city that helped to win a huge intelligence victory for Masterman's Double Cross System. Angry Canadians razed it in Operation Undergo, while its capture by Francis of Guise from Mary Tudor led it to be known as the "Pays Reconquis." Henry V's attempts to reach this city triggered the Battle of Agincourt and Operations Fortitude and Quicksilver used inflatable rubber tanks to draw German attention toward this city and away from nearby Normandy. Hitler ordered Guderian not to pursue this city's defenders, who later escaped in Operation Dynamo from Dunkirk, and it was the last English possession in France after the Hundred Years War. For 10 points, name this city taken after Crecy by Edward III, whose planned execution of six of its "Burghers" was depicted by Rodin.
Warwick the Kingmaker used his acquisition of this city to strategically and financially back his campaigns in the Wars of the Roses, while Juan Pujol's role as "Garbo" provided dispatches about this city that helped to win a huge intelligence victory for Masterman's Double Cross System.
Calais [accept Pas-de-Calais]