Author/historian Bill Mills writes about twentieth-century clandestine operations and espionage history. He is the author of The League: The True Story of Average Americans on the Hunt for World War I Spies, Treacherous Passage: Germany’s Secret Plot Against the United States in Mexico during World War I, and The Estrada Plot: How the FBI Captured a Secret Army and Stopped the Invasion of Mexico. He lives in Concord, Massachusetts with his wife and daughter.
This story could not be made up. That is how bizarre it is, and the reader will not be able to put this book down. Most impressive is the author’s easy-to-understand description of the highly complicated deciphering process of Witzke’s code, not a small feat. Agent of the Iron Cross is a masterpiece of a historical tale. It reads like a novel, while uncovering hitherto unknown history, and satisfying highest scholarly standards. -- Heribert von Feilitzsch, Author of the Secret War Council Book Series This is the brilliantly told, fast-paced story of “the most deadly sabotage team in history” as they carried out a campaign of terror on America and the exploits of the men brave enough to stop them. It’s a story as compelling and relevant today as it was then. -- Michael Digby, Author of Burn, Bomb, Destroy