Hitler’s Secret War in South America

This hard backed book was first published in BRAZIL

German Military espionage and Allied Counter Espionage in Brazil. First published in Brazil this book spent months on the ‘best -sellers list there and GENERATED A NATIONAL FUROUR as former spies and collaborationists denounced it as a CIA ploy. Here for the first time is the colourful story of such agents as “Alfredo” probably the most important German operative in the Americas; “King” who was decorated for his espionage exploits but who carelessly mentioned the real names of his collaborators in secret radio messaged tyo Germany; the bumbling Janos Salamon; the debonair Hans Christian Von Kotze who betrayed the Abwehr by joining British Intelligence while in Bazil.

One comment made is that the book reads like a ‘spy’ thriller, It resembles but it is not fiction. In this English version the author utilizers recently declassified documents from the files of their office of strategic services which was the forerunner of the CIA the Federal Communications Commission the Department of State and the new mural material from the papers of Adolf Berle, the department's intelligence expert and the Brazilian detective who traced down “Lucas”.

From its first sentence to its last – “Attention all U-boats ceasefire once. Stop all hostile action against allied shipping.” this book by Stanley E Hilton sustains its momentum as it describes in detail the allies battle against the Abwehr in Brazil.