The Shadow Dossier — The Chancellor's Own Assistant
In 1956, a man named Günter Guillaume arrived in West Germany from East Berlin, presenting himself as a refugee from the communist East, drawn by the promise of freedom and opportunity. He was, in fact, an officer of East Germany's Stasi, sent west on a long-term mission by Markus Wolf, the legendary head of East German foreign intelligence, whose networks of deep-cover agents inside West Germany were among the most patient and effective in the Cold War.
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