of warfare, and, as such, had no legal rights. A view expressed by Fritz Sauckel, the General Plenipotentiary for Labour Deployment, making him the man in charge of bringing workers to the factories in Germany for forced labour, who demanded the flight of young French men to the countryside be stopped and called the maquis "terrorists", "bandits" and "criminals" for their opposition to lawful authority. Later analysis and commentaries The mode of warfare encouraged and promoted by SOE is considered by several modern commentators to have established the modern model that many alleged terrorist organisations emulate. Two opposed views were quoted by Tony Geraghty in The Irish War: The Hidden Conflict Between the IRA and British Intelligence. M. R. D. Foot, who wrote several official histories of SOE wrote, The British military historian John Keegan wrote, Keegan also questioned the effectiveness of SOE. He wrote, Another, later view, on the moral contribution of SOE, was expressed by the writer Max Hastings, In popular culture Since the end of the war, the SOE has appeared in many films, comics, books, and television. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Peggy Carter was recommended to the SOE by her brother Micheal, where she starts her career as a field agent. See also Information Research Department British military history of World War II Bureau Central de Renseignements et d'Action CIA's Special Activities Division Cichociemni Edmund Charaszkiewicz Escape and evasion lines (World War II) Jewish Parachutists of Mandate Palestine John Dolphin CBE MI5 Resistance during World War II Rovetta massacre Special Allied Airborne Reconnaissance Force Z Special Unit Churchill's Secret Agents: The New Recruits Operation Braddock Timeline of SOE's Prosper Network Notes References Official publications/academic histories First-hand accounts by those who served with SOE Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor. The 11th Day. Archangel Films, 2006. Biographies/popular books by outsiders : Gives tangential account of SOE's operations in the Mediterranean and its quarrels with other intelligence agencies : Tells the story of John Renshaw Starr Reissued by The History Press, 2012. In association with a three part BBC TV series, Ray Mears followed the route taken in 1943 along with some present day members of the Royal Marines and the Norwegian Army. Tells the story of Violette Szabo (a film of the same name was based on the book). Commentaries "Notes on S.O.E., 1941 TO 1943", written by a member of the Belgian Section, Major G.T.R. Thompson, in