Total Espionage

G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1941. hardcover. Good. 8x5x1. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Scattered foxing. Water stain to top edge. Small tears on title page. xii, 318 pages 23 cm. <br> Explains the enormous espionage organization of the Third Reich, how it functioned, and what successes it had during the so-called peaceful period. <br> Contents:pt. 1. The revolution of espionage. Colonel Nicolai takes a tripA meetingArchitect HimmlerThe end of the Romantic EraB4 can't convince Baldwinpt. 2. Maginot line of espionage. The dangerous age of the Deuxieme BureauWhat price U.S.A.?Splendid isolation of the I.SChismes and ChistesLord Runciman goes to PragueThe case of the German tankspt. 3. Peace in our time. Hess, the organizerThe dual foreign politicsHerr Bohle covers the globeThe special envoys of Dr. GoebbelsSchools for spiesMobilization in our timeIntermezzo : clouds of spiespt. 4. The debacle. The friends of Monsieur BonnetParis : spy centerB4 has an ideaCurtain for Francept. 5. Tomorrow, the world. Hjalmar Schacht does his bitEspionage in the LebensraumEugen Ott goes to JapanSpy axisCasa ChicaNo secrets in South Americapt. 6. The counterrevolution of espionage. AwakeningB4 acquires alliesTwilightStory of a strange flightF.B.IThe unknown soldiers of espionage. <br> From the library of Mayo Sturdevant Stuntz; U.S. Army in the Pacific (Lt. Col, Ret.), had a 25 year career in the Central Intelligence Agency, and was a well-known local historian and author.