The German Forschungsamt’s intelligence records document events leading to the Second World War, including intercepted communications and diplomatic reports. This paperback edition presents the surviving file, edited and translated by David Irving, with an introduction by D. C. Watt.
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German Forschungsamt documents | Edited and translated by David Irving | Introduction by D. C. Watt
Breach of Security presents the clandestine agency's surviving file on events leading to the Second World War, including intercepted telephone calls, broken diplomatic codes and reports supplied to the German leadership.
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For historians and espionage readers, this paperback offers a study copy of a little-known intelligence source.
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