The Former Head of German Intelligence, August Hanning, Who Was Detained for Treason, Was "Deeply in Debt," the Bild Newspaper Reports
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The arrested former head of the Federal Intelligence Service, August Hanning, is said to be in debt. Background may be demands from Latvia.
The former head of German intelligence, August Hanning, who was detained for treason, was "deeply in debt," the Bild newspaper reports
The former head of German intelligence, August Hanning, who was detained for treason, was "deeply in debt," the Bild newspaper reports.According to her information, the pension of Hanning, who was arrested on October 6 on suspicion of espionage, was...
August Hanning, former head of the German Federal Intelligence Service, who had been detained on suspicion of espionage and treason, had had serious financial difficulties for several years, and his pension had been seized and the amount of possible obligations had reached $4 million, reports the Bild newspaper.
August Hanning, the former German intelligence chief suspected of treason and espionage, was also a member of the board of directors of Latvia's Norvik Banka last decade until it became insolvent.
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