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Schellenberg: He Was Hitler's Secret Service Chief by Walter Schellenberg, Edited & translated by Louis Hagen, Introduction by Allan Bullock is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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WALTER SCHELLENBERG'S memoirs would be worth reading, iffor nothing else, as a first-rate collection of spy stories. For thetext does not belie the promise of the chapter-headings: theplot to kidnap the Duke of Windsor, the affair of the Vietinghoffbrothers, the Polish agent K— and the spy-ring in the ManchukuoanEmbassy, the capture of the British secret serviceagents at Venlo, and the hunting down of the CommunistRote Kapelle organization. All these are episodes not fromfiction but from the history of the last twenty years and theyare described by the man who became the head of Hitler'sForeign Intelligence Service.
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- Author
- Walter Schellenberg, Edited & translated by Louis Hagen, Introduction by Allan Bullock
- Publisher
- Mayflower-Dell
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, European History, Humanities
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