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Of all the mysterious figures of the Cold War, Wolfgang Vogel was one of the most legendary. An immaculately dressed, unfailingly meticulous East German lawyer, Vogel moved effortlessly through the Iron Curtain, and masterfully manipulated the back-channel world of spy trading and other covert deals between East and West. In a book that may be among the most important to emerge from the ashes of Communism, veteran New York Times correspondent Craig R. Whitney uses Vogel's secretive career to create a fascinating, unique view of the Cold War - the forces that created it, ended it, and…
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2 editions · 2 languages- Other · English · 1993Times Books · 375 pages · 9780812922219
- Other · German · 1993Advocatus DiaboliSiedler · 410 pages · 9783886805105
BiographyDiplomatsEast German EspionageEspionageForeign relationsLawyers






