Hitler's Secret War: the Nazi Espionage Campaign Against the Allies

Charles Whiting is an armored reconnaissance veteran of World War II and has become one of the world's most prolific writers on the conflict. In the years since 1945 he has extensively interviewed many German veterans of the Third Reich's espionage and covert operations efforts. De-classification of British and American archives, some made public as recently as October 1999, now make it possible for Whiting to assemble an unprecedented account of German espionage in World War II.Whiting combines exclusive interviews, recent revelations, and his own vivid writing style to provide a fascinating portrait of these operations, which included the stealing of the U.S. Norden bombsight, the campaign of deception preceding the Battle of the Bulge, and successful spying operations against U.S. Vice-President Henry Wallace and Winston Churchill.