Man Without A Face

The former head of East Germany's foreign intelligence department describes his career in espionage and life in the post-Cold War world

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Markus Wolf was the head of East Germany's Foreign Intelligence Service. Born in rural Western Germany in 1923, Wolf fled from the Nazis to the Soviet Union. He came of age in Moscow in the 1940s and was picked out by the Party to be returned to the war-ravaged Germany for its political restructuring. Wolf quickly rose through the ranks of East Germany's foreign intelligence operations. He left the Stasi in 1986, three years before its collapse. He passed away in 2006.

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"A great autobiography by one of the most intriguing Cold Warriors...(containing) extraordinary revelations about the inner world of espionage." --Miami Herald

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"A great autobiography by one of the most intriguing Cold Warriors...[containing] extraordinary revelations about the inner world of espionage." --Miami Herald