Why read Nazi Spies in America?

Book cover of Nazi Spies in America: Hitler's Undercover War

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Recounts Hitler's pre-World War II battle to arm the Third Reich with U.S. military secrets and technology by filling major American cities with spies

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1 author picked Nazi Spies in America as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

David A. Taylor

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This Times bestseller is a page-turner of true crime that combines our fascination with spy games and a real-world FBI detective story, an epic stretching from the 1920s to a "floodtide of espionage" in the late 1930s and the counterintelligence war through a foiled sabotage mission to blow up U.S. bridges and waterworks (which the FBI's Hoover nearly botched then spun for favorable publicity) to V-E day.

From David's list on The best books on spies and espionage in WW2.