A biography of one of the most intriguing and mysterious figures in
the German hierarchy during the Second World War, at the same time head
of Hitler's military intelligence service and an early plotter against
the Fuhrer, a man of uncertain loyalties and motives who had a
distinguished naval career during the First World War, before getting
drawn into the murky world of the far right in post-war Germany. Gives
us a good idea of what Canaris actually did, but as the author admits,
the why will probably remain a mystery
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