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Unconventional Espionage: The OSS Recruitment
This chapter delves into the unique recruitment strategies of the OSS during World War II, showcasing how overlooked individuals like professors and librarians became vital spies. It highlights the story of Joseph Curtis and other key figures, detailing how they adapted their skills for espionage while underlining the importance of maintaining a credible cover. Additionally, it addresses the often overlooked contributions of female spies and the challenges in recognizing their roles in intelligence work.
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