They were required to keep Tokyo informed of day-to-day events in Europe (and elsewhere in the world). In their zeal to report, these men told Tokyo all they could find out about Hitler’s intentions, the planning of Hitler’s top subordinates, where the Germans planned to attack, where to defend, the almost daily status of Germany’s economy, her military and strategic reserves. These include the German plans for defending against an Allied invasion in Europe, the campaigns forthcoming in Russia and on the Western Front, to say nothing of the Italian Front or Africa. They reveal German hopes for
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