The Intelligence Service of the Third Reich. Secret Operations of Nazi Foreign Intelligence

The memoirs of Walter Schellenberg, head of foreign intelligence for the security service of the Third Reich, is a description of real events in which he took personal part or acquired information from first-hand sources. The Sorge case, the plot to assassinate Stalin, the story of operation "Cicero", tales of the personal lives of Hitler, Himmler, Goering, and Heydrich, operation "Zeppelin", "Red Orchestra", and many other intriguing secrets of Nazi intelligence until the collapse of the Third Reich, Schellenberg described without embellishment, not seeking to justify himself, rather reliving the feelings of possessing power and personal significance. According to the general assessment of British "spy hunters" who interrogated Schellenberg, he was a man without concepts of honor, loyalty, and rules of decency, cold-blooded, always a calculating realist, leaving nothing to chance.