German underground in 1942-1944

The author of the real publication Allen Dulles, who held diplomatic posts in Vienna and Bern during the First World War, then served in the State Department and later became the director of the CIA, during the Second World War was the head of the American intelligence center in Bern. In 1942, on the instructions of the Center, he established a connection with the German underground, which more than once organized an attempt on Hitler. His story about German resistance, about the contacts of the Allies with the opposition, is the story of people from all the layers of German society - from leading figures, such as military leaders L. Bek, K. Hurdel, K. Hammershtein, to ordinary civil servants, intellectuals, representatives of trade unions and the church , united in a circle of Kreizau, who risked their lives in the fight against Hitlerism for the freedom of personality. This is a book about the anti -Nazi confrontation between the totalitarian regime