The destruction of the Canada's Black Watch unit during the Operation Spring of the Normandy invasion was seen as a scandal and there were rumours of a Canadian coverup. These rumours were made worse by Stacy and Sydney F. Wise conspired to "keep the only surviving copy of the preliminary report on Operation Spring from Major Griffin’s relatives." The two had actually saved the surviving copy of the report against orders.[4]
Written work
Wise, Sydney F.; Brown, Robert Craig (1967). Canada Views the United States: Nineteenth-century Political Attitudes. University of Washington Press. ISBN9780295785509. - Total pages: 139
Wise, Sydney F.; Greenhous, Brereton; Harris, Stephen J.; Johnston, William C.; Rawling, William C. (1994). The Crucible of War, 1939-1945, Volume 3. University of Toronto Press. ISBN9780802005748. - Total pages: 1096