Partisans

[Norm Braddock]

Was it common for partisans to have code names to use in lieu of their own real names?

Thanks,

N

[Al-muell]

Most of the partisans I have heard of (Polish and Soviet, I mean) had some pseudonyms. Sometimes unusual and someimes being just the guy's first name.

[Norm Braddock]

Thanks Al!:thumbsup

My friend's dad's name was "short red bush" ???

I'm still trying to figure out my dad's two names.

[desantnik]

My friend's dad's name was "short red bush" ???

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That's funny, I knew a girlfriend by the same name.

Now I need someone to chime in about how that's not funny, she died gloriously in battle the following day.

[Jeffrey Meffert]

That's my mother you're talking about there...and she died in battle the next day, too.

[Norm Braddock]

Hmmmmmmmm, the above two appear to be conducting some kind of Secret Agent talk. How does one respond to the code:

1. The weather in Moscow is pleasant and warm.
2. Rosebud
3. The popcorn is popping.
4. The Aussie has landed.
5. The Pavlo has landed.

:D

[ANZAC]

Hmmmmmmmm, the above two appear to be conducting some kind of Secret Agent talk. How does one respond to the code:

1. The weather in Moscow is pleasant and warm.
2. Rosebud
3. The popcorn is popping.
4. The Aussie has landed.
5. The Pavlo has landed.

:D

Perhaps you could respond to number 4 by saying "you better chuck another koala steak on the barbie mate"

Brendan;)

[Kirchgoens]

...and don't get grabbed by your short red hairs (maybe similar to those referenced in land surveying with the time honored term "RCH" that denotes a very fine measurement of distance?) lest you lose those two birds in the bush or the one in your hand if sitting alone, or have you landed that bird yet?