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Post Office worker cracked Nazi spy ring with a kettle

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Alexander Jack steamed open letters between German spies just before the Second World War. His actions played a large part in the formation of the transatlantic intelligence alliance between the UK and the US that influences world events today. A Taste for Treason: The Letter That Smashed a Nazi Spy Ring by Dr Andrew Jeffrey, a Scottish historian, presents new details of German espionage plots in the UK.

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Post Office worker cracked Nazi spy ring with a kettle

Alexander Jack steamed open letters to expose scandal, and paved the way for today’s Five Eyes intelligence network.

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