§15§ §13§§"Brilliant! This book is excellent scholarship and eloquently covers the range of colorful and capable intelligence professionals who made their own history in both World War II and its follow-on years." - Lt. Gen. David H. Huntoon Jr., U.S. Army (ret.) § §___ § §"Elegantly captures Berlin's postwar climate of intrigue." - Peter M. F. Sichel, OSS/CIA Berlin, 1945-1952. § §___ § §"Excellent... this valuable book is a great addition to the scholarship on American intelligence." - Peter Clemens, Journal of Military History § §___ § §"An impressively documented thorough account." - Studies in Intelligence § §___ § §"Boghardt skillfully weaves together anecdotes worthy of dozens of spy thrillers... compelling reading, and highly recommended." - Professor Walter M. Hudson, H-Net § §___ § §"...will long be the hallmark work on Army intelligence in Germany both during the war and in its immediate aftermath." - G. Alan Knight, §13§ Journal of America's Military Past § §01§§ Thomas Boghardt, Center of Military History, US Army, Washington D.C., USA. § §01§§ Thomas Boghardt, Center of Military History, US Army, Washington D.C., USA. §
