History Graves, Armgaard: The Secrets of the German War Office, v2, 20 Dec 2008

[mrmikel]

The biography of a German Secret Service officer in World War I, courtesy of Project Gutenberg. Illustrated.

"We cannot afford to be squeamish. The interests at stake are too vast to let personal ethical questions stand in the way. What would be required of you in the first instance, is to gain for us information such as we seek. The means by which you gain this information will be left entirely to your own discretion. We expect results. We place our previous knowledge on the subject required, at your disposal. You will have our organization to assist you, but you must understand that we cannot and will not be able to extricate you from any trouble in which you may become involved. Be pleased to understand this clearly. This service is dangerous, and no official assistance or help could be given under any circumstances."

To my cost, I later found this to be the truth."

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[mrmikel]

v2 corrects illustrations that would not appear in v1 unless they were removed from a table. Now you can savor Kaiser Wilhelm's picture...