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Case Reopened After Many Years! German Archaeologist Turns Out to Be a Spy.

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He conducted excavations in Anatolia, met with Atatürk at Çankaya Palace, and trained archaeology students in Ankara. However, a much darker side to the story of German archaeologist Hans Henning von der Osten in Turkey emerged years later through official documents and archival research. The famous archaeologist was convicted of espionage during World War II, and his name appeared in files related to German military intelligence.
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He conducted excavations in Anatolia, met with Atatürk at Çankaya Palace, and trained archaeology students in Ankara. However, a much darker side to the story of German archaeologist Hans Henning von der Osten in Turkey emerged years later through official documents and archival research. The famous archaeologist was convicted of espionage during World War II, and his name appeared in files related to German military intelligence.

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haberglobal.com broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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