How One Spy's "ILLEGAL" Radio Trick Sent Hitler's D-Day Reinforcements To Wrong Beaches скачать в хорошем качестве

How One Spy's "ILLEGAL" Radio Trick Sent Hitler's D-Day Reinforcements To Wrong Beaches

How did one Spanish spy's ILLEGAL radio transmission trick Hitler into sending 150,000 troops to the WRONG beaches during D-Day? This is the incredible true story of Juan Pujol García—Agent GARBO—the chicken farmer who created 27 fake spies and convinced Nazi Germany they were real. In June 1944, GARBO's handler broke every MI5 protocol by authorizing an unauthorized 3 AM radio transmission that changed World War II forever. The Germans trusted this intelligence so completely that Hitler personally kept 15 Panzer divisions frozen near Calais for SEVEN WEEKS, waiting for an invasion that never came. Discover how: ✓ A nobody with no training fooled the entire Abwehr intelligence service ✓ One illegal radio trick redirected Hitler's D-Day reinforcements ✓ GARBO became the ONLY person awarded medals by BOTH sides in WWII ✓ 27 fictional spies with fake salaries and personalities deceived Nazi Germany ✓ This deception remained classified until 1984 This is the greatest espionage operation in military history—the story of how breaking the rules saved D-Day and changed the course of the war. SOURCES "Operation Garbo: The Personal Story of the Most Successful Spy of World War II" by Juan Pujol García with Nigel West (1985) - Primary source memoir by GARBO himself "The Double-Cross System in the War of 1939 to 1945" by J.C. Masterman (1972) - Official MI5 history of double-agent operations "Fortitude: The D-Day Deception Campaign" by Roger Hesketh (1999) - Comprehensive account of Operation Fortitude and GARBO's role British National Archives - KV 2/41 to KV 2/63 - Declassified MI5 files on GARBO operation (released 1999-2004) "Agent Garbo: The Brilliant, Eccentric Secret Agent Who Tricked Hitler and Saved D-Day" by Stephan Talty (2012) - Detailed historical biography "Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies" by Ben Macintyre (2012) - Analysis of British double-agent network including GARBO Imperial War Museums Digital Archives - GARBO operation documentation and interview transcripts "Strategic Deception in the Second World War" by Michael Howard (1990) - Academic analysis of Allied deception operations #ww2 #ww2secrets #ww2history #worldwar2 #wwii #worldwar2history