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Five million poisoned linseed cakes, one uninhabited Scottish island, and a plan so effective it stayed classified for decades. World War II was a war that saw a lot of new and revolutionary technology and doctrines. It completely moved away from warfare that relied on fighting on stalemated fronts. Desperate…
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