Infringing Neutrality: The Raf in Switzerland 1940-1945

Switzerland, that bastion of neutrality, was in an interesting position during the Second World War. Despite being neutral, the Allies used it as a short cut when flying over enemy territory, their planes often crash-landed there after being damaged over occupied Europe, and Allied airmen made for Switzerland when trying to escape from POW camps. Roger Anthoine has researched the RAF's incursions into Swiss air space, the aircraft that landed there, and the men who sought Switzerland as a safe haven.

Roger Anthoine lives in France and is the acknowledged expert on the Swiss part in the air war over Europe. This is his second book on the subject, the first being on the USAAF and Switzerland.