The Section for Destruction, originally established as Section IX, was a wartime irregular warfare, guerrilla warfare, destruction, and sabotage unit of the Secret Intelligence Service. Its headquarte
St. Ermin's Hotel in London served as the final HQ of Section D before it was absorbed into the SOE
As the Acting Chief of Section D from 18 September to 23 October, a tenure little over a month, Frank Nelson oversaw the final processes of the merger of Section D into the SOE.
The Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries was a wartime propaganda, psychological warfare, and communications department of the British Foreign Office and the Ministry of Information. It was act
The Viscount Northcliffe was the Director of Crewe House during the late stages of the First World War.
Crewe House, Curzon Street, is today occupied by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in London.
H.G. Wells was the first Chief of the German Section.
Electra House Moorgate served as the first Headquarters of the department during the Second World War.