A Spy in Champagne. The Ups and Downs of the Israeli James Bond

Wolfgang Lotz is a great lover of champagne, a horse expert, and at the same time an illegal Mossad intelligence agent - one of the most secretive intelligence agencies in the world. The author's revelations about his secret work and subsequent failure in Egypt became a real sensation. For four years, using bribes and corruption, he successfully ingratiated himself into the elite circles of the Egyptian general staff and gathered intelligence information until he was arrested by the local counterintelligence. In Israel, he is revered as a hero and presented as a benchmark of a lucky spy, a kind of James Bond of our time.
Despite the sharpness of the plot, the book is not overloaded with political rhetoric or special terminology and can evoke deserved interest from readers, who will also learn many curious details about the intelligence community of Israel.