Geheimdienste der Achsenmächte in Europa 1939-45

The Second World War was not only fought on military, but also on intelligence fronts. Tricks, deception, camouflage and finding out as much as possible about the plans of the opponents were part of the standard repertoire of the intelligence services. In this book, Gabriele Faggioni describes the secret service activities and operations of the Axis powers. After an introduction to the history, role and methods, he analyzes the intelligence service structures of Germany, Japan, Italy, Hungary, Romania and Croatia and reports on the most important operations that they undertook against the Allies.
208 pages, 240 x 170 mm
German language