World War Two Spycraft: Stealing Nuclear Secrets, Blowing Up Nazi Factories, and Infiltrating Japanese High Command

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History Unplugged

History, Society & Culture

4.2 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2018

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Spies have been a feature of state security and military intelligence since the beginning of warfare. Entire wars have been won or lost according to these secret activities. Today we will look at spycraft during World War Two, a golden age of...

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1:15.2	The German reporter came to Tokyo with commissions from respectable newspapers to report on developments happening before the war.
1:20.2	This was the 1930s and everybody knew that World War II was going to rock the globe.
1:25.2	But that didn't stop him from leaping into a debauch lifestyle.
1:29.2	He drank on an innocent, and he was a great man.
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1:43.2	He drank on an industrial scale and kept dozens of girlfriends.
1:48.2	His exploits soon became legendary among Japan's expatriates.
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