Secrets in a Dead Fish: The Spying Game in the First World War Ornaments deadly artillery fire

deadly artillery fire

the nature of the German resistance is subject to analysis

this small band of POWs and deserters

psychology and economics

the prognosis for the German army on the Western Front and hence Imperial Germany itself was bleak indeed

Secrets in a Dead Fish: The Spying Game in the First World War Ornaments deadly artillery fireDescription by Melanie King Hardcover How did German intelligence agents use a dead fish to convey critical information to their operatives? What did an advertisement for a dog in the Times have to do with the movement of British troops into Egypt? And why did British officers suddenly become suspicious of the trousers hanging on a Belgian womans washing line? Throughout World War I, spymasters and their networks of secret agents developed many