| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - They were the coded letters sent home from the war which Sub-lieutenant John Pryor hoped would give Britain vital military intelligence.The British PoW was being held in a German camp but was allowed to write to his family due to 'good behavior' in the camp.Sub Lt Pryor used the privilege to hide secret messages in his letters home, including disguising news of sunken British submarines by referri
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