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  • 3 weeks ago | thecipherbrief.com | Robert Verkaik

    April 24th, 2025 BOOK REVIEW: THE TRAITOR OF ARNHEM: The Untold Story of WWII’s Greatest Betrayal and the Moment that Changed History Forever         By  Robert Verkaik/Pegagus BooksReviewed by: Martin PetersenThe Reviewer — Martin Petersen is a CIA veteran, Asia expert, and a Cipher Brief Expert. He is the author of City of Lost Souls, A Novel of Shanghai 1932.

  • 1 month ago | waterstones.com | Robert Verkaik

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  • 2 months ago | shorturl.at | Robert Verkaik

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  • 2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Robert Verkaik

    CommentThe secret service faces serious questions after it lied to a court about how it dealt with a neo-Nazi spy. Robert Verkaik says the organisation has a long history of handling rogue agents and rogue officers – so how has MI5 dropped the ball so badly? MI5 is in serious trouble. Britain’s domestic secret intelligence agency has become the story. A neo-Nazi thug who attacked his girlfriend with a machete happened to be a paid undercover agent working for MI5.

  • 2 months ago | the-independent.com | Simon Calder |Robert Verkaik

    CommentThe secret service faces serious questions after it lied to a court about how it dealt with a neo-Nazi spy. Robert Verkaik says the organisation has a long history of handling rogue agents and rogue officers – so how has MI5 dropped the ball so badly? MI5 is in serious trouble. Britain’s domestic secret intelligence agency has become the story. A neo-Nazi thug who attacked his girlfriend with a machete happened to be a paid undercover agent working for MI5.

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Robert Verkaik
Robert Verkaik @robertverkaik1
11 May 25

How the Palace turned a 23-year-old cash crisis into a taxpayer funded bonanza. https://t.co/rieq8roPl5 https://t.co/Y5WAG73z7T

Robert Verkaik
Robert Verkaik @robertverkaik1
7 May 25

Josef Stalin ensured the Cold War was already underway while his Western Allies were busy celebrating the end of the war in Europe. #VEDay80 #VEDay2025 https://t.co/LikoQCLCTu

Robert Verkaik
Robert Verkaik @robertverkaik1
2 May 25

Stalin's natural enemies were his Western Allies - the Americans and the British. By betraying Arnhem to the Nazis he ensured the Red Army would reach Berlin first and bring down his Iron Curtain over eastern Europe. Putin is trying to emulate Stalin #traitorofarnhem #VEDay80

Akash Maniam
Akash Maniam @ManiamAkash

The Soviets invited the Nazis to their May parade in Moscow, 1941. Another reminder that the USSR & Nazi Germany started WWII as allies. No amount of revisionism will change that. History will similarly remember those who attend putin's parade next week. https://t.co/quJk86olf5