World War II espionage

German police and SS general, head of the military secret services and convicted war criminal (1910-1952)

United States intelligence agency (1942-1945)

World War II anti-Nazi resistance movement

people in the 20th century who used obscure languages as a means of secret communication during wartime; e.g. United States service members during the world wars who used their knowledge of Native American languages to transmit coded messages

Serbian double agent (1912–1981)

chief of the CIA's counterintelligence (CI) staff from 1954 to 1975

battle

WWII US special military intelligence

railway station

former Berlin brothel

1942 attempted WWII German sabotage operation against the Continental United States

German general (1897-1955); affiant in the IMT (International Military Tribunal)

German diplomat and intelligence officer (1904–1974)

German physicist and mathematician

German capture of British intelligence agents in 1939

alleged WWII military plan

Nazi foreign ministry archives

intelligence agency

Dutch double agent (1912-1946)

British intelligence agent (1885-1978)

British Army intelligence officer (1893-1967)

1939 military intelligence leak

1940 German espionage in the Americas during World War II

World War II spy ring

1941–45 German scheme to recruit Soviet POWs for espionage behind Russian lines

XU (X for "unknown" and U for "undercover agent") was a clandestine intelligence organisation working on behalf of Allied powers in occupied Norway during World War II. Though its work proved invaluable for operations against German operations in Norway, most of its operations, organization, etc., were kept secret until 1988.

Japanese World War II plan for the defense of the Marianas Islands

MI6 officer

world War II intelligence operation

thumb|right|200px|"Englandspiel Monument" or The Fall of Icarus (by ) in The Hague memorializes the 54 agents who were dropped into the Netherlands during Das Englandspiel. The inscription says, in part "They jumped to their death for our freedom."

World War II operation developed by James Bond author Ian Fleming

German plan for disabling the Panama Canal during World War II

German attempt to kidnap Edward, Duke of Windsor in July 1940

World War II spy ring

former U.S. government agency

training installation