Spying for Hitler

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The Welsh Double Cross

By John Humphries

Summary

Spying for Hitler by John Humphries delves into the intriguing history of espionage activities in Wales during World War II. It examines the role of Welsh individuals in espionage, exploring how some were recruited as spies and the impact of covert operations on the region. The book offers a captivating view into the lesser-known aspects of the war effort and the intricate world of spies in Wales, creating a riveting narrative of suspense and intrigue.
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Format: Paperback / softback

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This book may appeal to you if you are fascinated by undercover operations during wartime, especially the intricacies of espionage in the context of World War II. The narrative delves into the lives and motives of people who spied for Germany, exploring the tension, intrigue, and human stories behind covert intelligence activities. History enthusiasts interested in military strategies and the psychological aspects of espionage would find this a captivating read.

Spying for Hitler

The true, action-packed account of how a bogus Welsh nationalist infiltrated German Military Intelligence during the Second World War.

Description

Throughout World War II, the loyalties of Welsh nationalists frequently came into question—and it’s long been thought that key figures collaborated with Hitler and the Nazis.

In Spying for Hitler, John Humphries sets the record straight, showing that in fact Welsh nationalists deliberately infiltrated German military intelligence—and were instrumental in the creation of MI5’s Double-Cross System, which has been credited with controlling every German agent sent to Britain.

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Spying for Hitler is described as a true espionage tale reminiscent of John le Carré, revealing the intriguing and controversial narrative of suspected collaboration between Welsh nationalists and Nazi Germany during WWII. The book explores promises from Hitler for Welsh home rule in exchange for support, detailing attempts at sabotage involving a retired police inspector and Cuban operatives. John Humphries, leveraging his journalistic expertise, meticulously unravels this historical mystery using MI5 and German intelligence records, providing a gripping and meticulously crafted account.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9780708325209

Publisher: University of Wales Press

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 15 September 2012

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: University of Wales Press

Illustration: Not illustrated

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Width: 129.0mm

Height: 198.0mm

Weight: 340g

Pages: 288

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Education & Reference European History History & Military John Humphries Military History Non-Fiction Politics & Current Affairs

About the Author

John Humphries is former editor of the Western Mail, and the author of several works of non-fiction, concerning revolutionary events such as the Chartist Uprising (The Man from the Alamo), the Mexican Revolution (Gringo Revolutionary), and the 1960s/70s Welsh terrorist campaign (Freedom Fighters).