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The misfits and moral bankrupts who fooled Hitler
www.standard.co.uk
[Evening Standard] - Among them was a Lisbon-based Spaniard called Juan Pujol Garcia who'd only volunteered his services to the Nazis in the first place because he wanted to create as much mayhem as possible. The Germans provided Pujol — as he was known — with money
Eddie Chapman was a German secret spy
www.express.co.uk
[Express.co.uk] - Among the most flamboyant was Juan Pujol Garcia, a former chicken farmer from Spain, who was code- named Garbo. Unlike many of his colleagues in Double Cross he was always motivated by a genuine desire to defeat the Nazis. First, to gain credibility he
A spy's unhappy wife could have turned D-Day into a disaster ...
www.washingtonpost.com
29 Sept — Juan Pujol Garcia, code-named "Garbo," is considered one of the heroes of D-Day. But he didn't land on the beaches of Normandy in nor ... › news ›
Blue plaque for D-Day spy who tricked the Nazis from suburbia
www.thetimes.co.uk
4 Jun — The safe house in north London where the double agent Juan Pujol García was placed is to get a blue plaque. GUILHEM BAKER FOR THE TIMES. › article
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