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- Funkspiel (German: radio game) was a German term describing a technique of transmission of controlled information over a captured agent's radio so that...
- were instead forced into running separate Funkspiel operations, under the direction of Giering. The term Funkspiel, defined by the German name "Funk" meaning...
- Paris and convinced them to seriously parti****te in the funkspiel, so as both poison the funkspiel communications in a way that was beneficial to the Soviets...
- and convinced them to seriously parti****te in the funkspiel, so as to both poison the funkspiel communications in a way that was beneficial to the Soviets...
- Gurevich decided to cooperate on the funkspiel, he refused to name any agents he had recruited. To initiate the funkspiel, it is believed Gurevich sent a letter...
- Skorzeny were routinely arrested and forced to take part in the Soviet funkspiel. German support gradually faded but the German command maintained radio...
- in 1943 and 1944 by sending false wireless messages, a tactic known as Funkspiel (the radio game). In August 1944, Kieffer ordered the execution of five...
- friendship cooled after the author revealed the success of the German Funkspiel against F Section in her 1954 book, The Starr Affair, and Overton Fuller...
- Jeffremov was arrested in July 1942 and agreed to work for the Abwehr in a Funkspiel operation, after being tortured. After completing seven years of schooling...
- flush out resistance groups. The operation was colloquially known as Funkspiel (the 'radio game'). The third floor was used by SS-Standartenführer Helmut...