Intelligence Service of the Third Reich. Secret operations of Nazi foreign intelligence. Schellenberg V.

The memoirs of Walter Schellenberg, the head of the foreign intelligence of the Security Service of the Third Reich, is a description of genuine events in which he took a personal part or received first -hand information. The Zorge case, a conspiracy for the murder of Stalin, the history of the Cicero operation, the story of Hitler’s personal life, Himmler, Goering and Heydrich, the Zeppelin, Red Capella operation and many other intriguing secrets of the Nazis up to the collapse of the Third Reich. Schellenberg described all this without embellishment, not striving for self -justification, rather again experiencing the sensation of possession of power and his own significance. According to the general assessment of the British “spies” who conducted the interrogation of Schellenberg, he was a person without the concepts of honor, fidelity and rules of decency, cold -blooded, always prudent realist, who leaves nothing to the will.