R50.00
Paper Back no Dust Jacket in acceptable condition.
Book is well bound.
show no signs of age or wear.
Published by Popular Library,U.S.A. in 1972.
Weight 400 g + 200 g Packaging = 600 g.
1 in stock
Description
No one but general Gehlen could have written this astonishing record of his 35 years as master spy of the century.
As a brigadier general of the German army
and chief of one of its most important
Intelligence branches, it had never
occurred to me that late in August 1945
I would find myself seated with a number
of my former staff officers in an
American DC-3 flying the standard
of a three-star U.A. Army general
on my way to Washington, D.C.
Additional information
| Weight | 600 g |
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