Reinhard gehlen biography books

In his memoirs, based on archives that he hid in the mountains of Bavaria in 1944 just before going into hiding with his staff, General Gehlen recounts the “true facts, in all their details”.

The authenticity of this text is its hallmark. In these memoirs, General Gehlen shares details on how a well-run secret service functions.

Along the way, he manages to dismiss the claim that Elyesa Bazna (code named ‘Cicero’) received his payment in counterfeit currency; he asserts that Hitler never seriously intended to invade Britain; he states that Germany received Churchill’s secret memorandum from MI6 in London and outlines why he concluded that Martin Bormann was a Communist spy.

An authoritative voice presenting sensational revelations from within an exceptional secret service, General Gehlen’s Memoirs truly provide a unique perspective.

This book is more than a memoir, it is a significant piece of history that sheds light on crucial events.

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