What was the significance of the letters limits wrote to friends in Portugal?
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Ernest Frederick, a superspy, pleaded guilty to espionage. Initially working as a waiter, his unassuming appearance helped him after training at Hitler's spy school in 1941. From his Staten Island home, he observed harbor traffic and sent covert messages about troop movements to agents in Portugal, who then informed U-boat commanders.
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