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Soviet traitor and Cambridge Five spy ring member Anthony Blunt may also have passed secrets to the Nazis resulting in deaths of thousands of Allied troops, new book claims - Vimarsana News

Soviet traitor and Cambridge Five spy ring member Anthony Blunt may also have passed secrets to the Nazis resulting in deaths of thousands of Allied troops, new book claims

In a bombshell book, titled The Traitor of Arnhem, the Blunt has been accused of being the most likely candidate to be 'Josephine', who provided details of an Allied operation to the Germans.

Fears British traitor 'passed on secrets to Nazis' which led to huge defeat - Vimarsana News

Fears British traitor 'passed on secrets to Nazis' which led to huge defeat

According to a new book, British traitor Anthony Blunt passed on secrets to the Nazis which caused thousands of Allied forces to be killed during Operation Market Garden in 1944

Cambridge spy may have helped Nazis, new book suggests - Vimarsana News

Cambridge spy may have helped Nazis, new book suggests

Anthony Blunt, one of the Cambridge Five spies, may have betrayed secrets not only to the Soviet Union but also to the Nazis, leading to the death of thousands of Allied troops in the Second World War, according to a new book.

Source: yahoo.com
Cambridge spy may have helped Nazis, new book suggests - Vimarsana News

Cambridge spy may have helped Nazis, new book suggests

Soviet mole revealed in new book as the possible figure behind traitor codenamed Josephine, who leaked secret plans to Germans in 1944

A bloody attack by Islamic State provides a chilling warning of the terror group's resurgence - Vimarsana News

A bloody attack by Islamic State provides a chilling warning of the terror group's resurgence

Last week’s suicide bombings in Kerman may have surprised Western governments – having declared the militant group ‘defeated’ in 2019, writes Robert Verkaik. But to those who have closely watched the spread of Isis terror campaigns, the attack confirms the group has not lost its murderous ambitions

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