Origin and Object of the German Spy System in the United States
A 1918 analysis outlines how Bismarck built a global spy network, its failures in the United States, and the German plan to corrupt public opinion. It describes spy methods, notable cases, and warnings to U S government workers about surveillance, loyalty, and reporting suspicious activity. It notes photo IDs for access, disguises, and the harsh punishments for spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bismarck
von Holstein
Germany
Fay
T& T
Franz Rintelen
Franz Bopp
San Francisco
Angel Island
Europe
France
Secret Service
Tle
Legion of Loyal Women and War Nurse Story Century Old
A veteran group the Legion of Loyal Women formed in Washington supports wounded soldiers by furnishing pillows made from feathers and fabric to base hospitals, a program that grew from a Red Cross mission in Neuilly. Members recall Clara Barton and Memorial Day, while emphasizing patriotism and mutual aid with the aim of aiding widows, orphans, and dependent children of Union soldiers and elevating national spirit.
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America
American Ambulance Hospital
Neuilly
American Red Cross Hospital
Legion of Loyal Women
Washington
Army
Potomac Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
the Legion of Loyal Women
Mary Logan Tucker
Order
Arlington
Clara Barton
Bull Run
Rappahan
National Cemetery
Brinton
Cuba
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The
International Syndicate
Foreign Office
Red Cross
Navy
Fate of
Lyuly
Lelclio Letegos
Cewe Rapads
Ee Coblabe
Liberty
War Department
Emma South- Brinton
Legion of Loyal
Tucker
Criza
Rez Ces Golel
EL Ome
Dee
American Ambulance Corps