The Spy With 29 Names (2014)
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In it, his Abwehr controllers explained that they had been disturbed by their agent’s silence and had decided not to write for a while so as not to attract any attention to him; they feared that he had been caught or was being watched by the British. Now, however, they felt confident enough to carry on the correspondence, providing new cover addresses to send his letters to, along with promises of more money.
Harris and Pujol were delighted. The final step in setting Garbo up as a double agent h...ad been completed and the channel between MI5 and the Germans was open. Kühlenthal himself was becoming more interested in the Garbo material, and from now on some of the letters were to be sent directly to a cover address of his in Madrid, to a Don Germán Domínguez. When signing his missives, Pujol was also to adopt certain pseudonyms: Germán Domínguez was to receive letters from ‘Jaime Martínez’ or ‘Jorge Garrigan’, while for his letters to ‘Manuel Rodríguez’ Pujol had to sign as ‘Rodolfo’.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In it, his Abwehr controllers explained that they had been disturbed by their agent’s silence and had decided not to write for a while so as not to attract any attention to him; they feared that he had been caught or was being watched by the British. Now, however, they felt confident enough to carry on the correspondence, providing new cover addresses to send his letters to, along with promises of more money.
Harris and Pujol were delighted. The final step in setting Garbo up as a double agent h...ad been completed and the channel between MI5 and the Germans was open. Kühlenthal himself was becoming more interested in the Garbo material, and from now on some of the letters were to be sent directly to a cover address of his in Madrid, to a Don Germán Domínguez. When signing his missives, Pujol was also to adopt certain pseudonyms: Germán Domínguez was to receive letters from ‘Jaime Martínez’ or ‘Jorge Garrigan’, while for his letters to ‘Manuel Rodríguez’ Pujol had to sign as ‘Rodolfo’.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, Jason to read onlineMoreLess
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