German War Spy Has Startling Opinions

Captain Von Rintelen, a former German master spy, discusses the ongoing relevance of espionage in the context of modern military developments. He shares personal anecdotes about his experiences during the war, including a false report of his execution in England. Despite his past, he emphasizes that he does not wish to incite fear of espionage. He estimates that there are around 2,000 spies in England today, including unwitting agents like waiters and hotel staff.

What does Captain Von Rintelen suggest about the interest of foreign nations in military advancements?

• They are not interested at all.

• They are only interested in air force developments.

• They are only interested in naval advancements.

• They are interested in all new military technologies.

What false report was made about Captain Von Rintelen in England?

• He was captured by the navy.

• He was promoted to general.

• He was executed as a spy.

• He was awarded a medal.

How does Captain Von Rintelen describe his survival despite false reports?

• He escaped from prison.

• He was never in danger.

• He managed to survive the false claims.

• He was rescued by allies.

According to Captain Von Rintelen, how many spies might be in England, including unwitting agents?

• Approximately 2,000

• More than 5,000

• Around 1,000

• About 500

Who does Captain Von Rintelen include as unwitting agents in espionage activities?

• Dancing partners, waiters, and hotel servants

• Only military personnel

• Only foreign diplomats

• Only government officials