The New York Times
“Betrayal in Berlin’ Recaptures a Golden Era for Espionage"
Foreign Affairs
A "riveting and vivid account". . . The story of George Blake "reads like a Hollywood screenplay."
The Washington Post Review
"This is a fascinating, fast-paced narrative, and Vogel is particularly well-suited to write it."
Wall Street Journal Review
"Excellent . . . Steve Vogel presents the gripping story of a clandestine 1950s Anglo-American eavesdropping operation in Berlin. . . [M]eticulously researched and full of vivid detail.”
Studies in Intelligence
"Reads like a thriller, reaches sources previously untapped .... Steve Vogel has written the best book to date on the Berlin Tunnel. Content no longer available.
Washington Times
“A well-researched and fascinating look back at the Cold War”
The Journal of America's Military Past
"The author tells an incredible true story that reads like a James Bond thriller (albeit without the sex) . . . . For all those readers who enjoy tales about Cold War espionage, this book is heartily recommended."
Virginia Gazette
"Vogel’s ability as storyteller has made this into a great spy yarn."
Washington Independent Review of Books
"A dazzling, true-life saga of the spy-versus-spy underpinnings of the Cold War"
Army Magazine Review
"Daring Secret Mission Reaps Soviet Gold"
The Spectator
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