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...e getting any HUMINT that didn't come from a controlled source. Third, the Abwehr (military intelligence, before it was broken up due to involvement in anti-

...nel, although that reduced when German military counterintelligence, the [[Abwehr]], was later dissolved. While it would act for a much wider range of reaso

...zi regime increasingly distrusted the military intelligence service, the [[Abwehr]], which under Admiral [[Wilhelm Canaris]] was indeed a hotbed of activity ...f a resistance network within the German state apparatus, particularly the Abwehr and the Foreign Office. In February 1943 he presented Himmler with firm evi

...://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Canaris], the German admiral, head of the Abwehr, the German military intelligence service, from 1935 to 1944 and member of

...re, however, at least two other intelligence organizations, the military's Abwehr (and, for that matter, more specifically warfighter intelligence staff, FHW

...competition with Rear Admiral [[Wilhelm Canaris]], head of the military [[Abwehr]] counterintelligence service. Canaris is reputed to have had documents tha

By the mid-twenties, German Military Intelligence [[Abwehr]] was intercepting and cryptanalyzing diplomatic traffic. Under Hermann Go

...Army, the Foreign Office and the military intelligence organisation, the [[Abwehr]]. These groups hatched conspiracies against Hitler in 1938 and again in 19 ...1938, and a convinced anti-Nazi as early as 1934. He was protected by the Abwehr chief, Admiral [[Wilhelm Canaris]]. Oster was able to build up an extensive

:::*The Abwehr, or whoever, thinks we can read that particular cipher. Why do they believe

...a coup that would be triggered by the start of war. [[Hans Oster]] of the Abwehr advised on details. [[Erwin von Witzleben]], then commanding the Berlin gar