from mrmapcase

The truth is often stranger than fiction. In Betrayal in Berlin, we learn of the Berlin tunnel and the mole that told all about it. There is a wealth of information about both and it is an incredible read. Free review copy.

from klaidlaw

One of the best espionage non-fiction books to come along in a long time. George Blake makes Kim Philby and the Cambridge 5 look like amateurs. The damage he did to British and US intelligence operations during the 1950s in Berlin and elsewhere is truly remarkable. The book reads like a spy novel.

from klaidlaw

One of the best espionage non-fiction books to come along in a long time. George Blake makes Kim Philby and the Cambridge 5 look like amateurs. The damage he did to British and US intelligence operations during the 1950s in Berlin and elsewhere is truly remarkable. The book reads like a spy novel.