The Shadow Dossier — The Spies Who Fell in Love on Purpose
Through much of the Cold War, West Germany's capital, Bonn, and its surrounding ministries employed thousands of secretaries, translators, and administrative staff, many of them unmarried women in their thirties and forties working at the heart of NATO's intelligence and diplomatic apparatus. East German intelligence, the Stasi's foreign espionage arm known as the HVA, identified them as an opportunity.
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