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Walter Schellenberg’s memoirs would be worth reading, if for nothing else, as a first-rate collection of spy stories. For the text does not belie the promise of the chapter-headings: the plot to kidnap the Duke of Windsor, the affair of the Vietinghoff brothers, the Polish agent K— and the spy-ring in the Man- chukuoan Embassy, the capture of the British secret service agents at Venlo, and the hunting down of the Communist Rote Kapelle organization. All these are episodes not from fiction but from the history of the last twenty years and they are described by the man who became the head of Hitler’s Foreign Intelligence Service. When the Nazis came to power at the end of January 1933, Walter Schellenberg was a young man of twenty-two looking for a job. Three years at the University of Bonn, during the course of which he changed from the study of medicine to that of law, had left him with few qualifications. Like thousands of other German university students he had only his wits to rely on at a time when jobs were more difficult to get than ever before. Like thousands of others in the same situation he joined the Nazi Party, neither from conviction nor against it, but as the obviou
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- Author
- Walter Schellenberg, Louis Hagen
- Publisher
- Mayflower
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Memoir, Biography, War & Espionage
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