The Spies Who Fooled Hitleer

You already know how D-Day ended. What you may not know is how close it came to failing, and that the difference was a handful of men lying to German intelligence, one radio message at a time.

Press play and you follow the real people of the Double Cross system, chapter by chapter, as they make decisions with no safety net. You meet Juan Pujol, the Spaniard who invented an entire spy network out of thin air. You sit with Dusko Popov as he gambles his life in a Lisbon hotel. You watch Roman Czerniawski walk into MI5 with a story almost too good to believe, and you listen as their case officers weigh every word before it crosses the Channel. Every scene rests on the declassified record, and where historians disagree, the narrative says so.

By the final chapter you understand exactly how a few nervous agents kept German armor pinned far from Normandy. Press play and hear how the great deception was built.