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This website describes intelligence activities in Latin America from 1914 until the eddies of world war exhausted themselves in the early 1920s. It focuses on Germany's underground network that conducted intelligence-gathering, counterintelligence, sabotage, biological warfare, influence-peddling, recruiting, propaganda, clandestine long-range radio communications, and international courier, commerce and financial transactions, and on the US, Allied and Latin American efforts in counterintelligence, propaganda, secret diplomacy and alliance-building.

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Visit the following pages for information about this topic, the forthcoming book WW1 Intelligence in Latin America and the author.

Intelligence War in Latin America	For researchers: Reference material about intelligence during the World War 1 era.
Study Guide	For teachers and students: lesson objectives, discussion questions and suggested fiction and non-fiction readings.
Links	Links to other web sites.
About the Book	WW1 Intelligence in Latin America table of contents
About the Author	Information about Jamie Bisher and his other publications and research

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