German Spy Houses in the US
German Spy Houses in the US
I know a guy who once bought a house, many, many years ago, and it had previously been used by the Germans in WWII as a spy house. When he bought it, the original gate was still up and everything. Unfortunately, he exchanged it. He did nothing else, sold it, and then recently met up with the owners. Nothing was ever done major to this house. So, I am attempting to get permission to poke around. Never know, might find some radio equipment in the attic or barn or something. Anyway, my question is, does anyone know of any other German spy houses in the US? How were they operated out of? Procedures, habits, etc, etc?
Curiosity and interest on the entire aspect has suddenly come to me.
Curiosity and interest on the entire aspect has suddenly come to me.
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Spy House
What happened to the spies? Were they a couple posing as married people? Were they shot?
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Hang: to suspend by the neck until dead -- often hanged in the past; often used as a mild oath <I'll be hanged>DarExc wrote:No doubt they were hung.