Inevitable Spies in Geneva and a Greek Armament Plot
Lydia Oswald portrays Geneva as the hub where secret services trade, with Nazi, French, Soviet, American, and British agents all active. A Greek emissary offers a portable anti aircraft gun contract worth over a million pounds, seeking an exclusive bid and promising a hefty commission. The narrator accepts cash notes as proof, but the scheme unravels when the arms are later linked to a broader sale.
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