E.F. Floege, and returned to Britain. He starred in the film Now it Can be Told (aka School for Danger), produced by the RAF Film Unit, which told the story of SOE's activities in France. The Imperial War Museum has an on-line recording of Rée praising the role of the passive supporters who also risked their lives. In 1951, Rée became headmaster of Watford Grammar School for Boys. He appeared occasionally on the BBC Television "Brains Trust" programme. In 1962 he became the first professor of education at the University of York. Rée wrote a biography of the educator and creator of Village Colleges, Henry Morris titled Educator Extraordinary: The Life and Achievements of Henry Morris (Longman, 1973), and produced a compilation of Morris' talks and articles titled The Henry Morris Collection (Cambridge University Press, 1984). He also wrote The Three Peaks of Yorkshire a walking guide. He died in 1991. Bibliography References Further reading The Secret History of SOE, pages 582–583 & 600, William MacKenzie They Came from the Sky, pages 1-69, E.H. Cookridge External links Index of personal papers and recordings at the Institute of Education . 1914 births 1991 deaths Academics of the University of York Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge Du Pont family Schoolteachers from Hertfordshire English conscientious objectors Heads of schools in England British Special Operations Executive personnel British Army personnel of World War II Alumni of the UCL Institute of Education People educated at Shrewsbury School Intelligence Corps officers Companions of the Distinguished Service Order Officers of the Order of the British Empire English people of Danish descent English people of Jewish descent English people of French descent English people of American descent