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End of Spies

Alex Gerlis
Contents (68)
  1. Characters
  2. Principal characters:
  3. Other characters:
  4. Prologue
  5. Lincoln, England, September 1945
  6. Chapter 1
  7. London and Dijon, France, November 1943
  8. Chapter 2
  9. Nazi-Occupied Netherlands, May 1944
  10. Chapter 3
  11. Germany, March 1945
  12. Chapter 4
  13. Germany, July 1945
  14. Chapter 5
  15. Munich, August 1945
  16. Chapter 6
  17. London, September 1945
  18. Chapter 7
  19. England, September 1945
  20. Chapter 8
  21. Paris, September 1945
  22. Chapter 9
  23. Paris, September 1945
  24. Chapter 10
  25. London and Berlin, September 1945
  26. Chapter 11
  27. Berlin, September 1945
  28. Chapter 12
  29. Frankfurt, Germany, October 1945
  30. Chapter 13
  31. Germany, October 1945
  32. Chapter 14
  33. London, October 1945
  34. Chapter 15
  35. Germany, October 1945
  36. Chapter 16
  37. London, October 1945
  38. Chapter 17
  39. Berlin, November 1945
  40. Chapter 18
  41. England, November 1945
  42. Chapter 19
  43. Austria, November 1945
  44. Chapter 20
  45. Berlin, December 1945
  46. Chapter 21
  47. England, December 1945
  48. Chapter 22
  49. Austria, December 1945
  50. Chapter 23
  51. Germany, December 1945
  52. Chapter 24
  53. Austria and Italy, December 1945
  54. Chapter 25
  55. England, December 1945
  56. Chapter 26
  57. Trieste, Austria, and Berlin, December 1945
  58. Chapter 27
  59. Berlin and Austria, December 1945
  60. Chapter 28
  61. England, December 1945
  62. Chapter 29
  63. Italy, December 1945
  64. Epilogue
  65. Author’s Note
  66. About the Author
  67. Also by Alex Gerlis
  68. Copyright
End of Spies
End of Spies by Alex Gerlis

Characters

Principal characters:

Richard Prince British intelligence agent, detective superintendent

Hanne Jakobsen Danish police officer, British agent. Married to Richard Prince

Tom Gilbey Senior MI6 officer, London

Sir Roland Pearson Downing Street intelligence adviser

Kommissar Iosif Leonid Gurevich NKGB officer

Friedrich Steiner Gestapo officer, aka ‘the Ferret’,

Wolfgang Steiner Senior Nazi official, father of Friedrich

Other characters:

The Admiral British Nazi sympathiser

Major Tom Barrow US Counter Intelligence Corps, Munich

Bartholomew MI5 officer

Kenneth Bemrose British Liaison Office & MI6, Berlin

Benoît Officer at Fresnes prison near Paris

Roland Bentley Senior MI6 officer, London

Hauptsturmführer Klaus Böhme SS Officer, Berlin

Martin Bormann Head of the Nazi Part Chancellery, Berlin

Mr Bourne Owner of art gallery, London

Branka Slovenian partisan

Christine Butler SOE agent, Dijon (Thérèse Dufour)

Myrtle Carter British Nazi sympathiser

Peter Dean SOE agent, Enschede (Pieter de Vries)

Edvard Slovenian partisan

Frau Egger Housekeeper in Villach, Austria

Evans Field Security Section, Trieste

Charles Falmer Courier in Frankfurt

Kapitan Leonid Fyodorov NKVD officer, Berlin

Charles Girard Aka Alphonse Schweitzer, Gestapo Paris

Giuseppe port worker in Trieste

Hon. Hugh Harper Senior MI5 officer, London

Captain Wilf Hart Field Security Section, Austria

Paul Hoffman Berlin detective

Joseph Jenkins Intelligence officer, US Embassy, London

Jožef Slovenian partisan

Kiselyov Soviet officer at Hohenschönhausen prison

Willi Kühn Man in Berlin

Major Charles Lean F Section, SOE

Anna Lefebvre Prisoner at Fresnes near Paris

Ludwig Soviet agent working for Gurevich

Marguerite Former resistance fighter, Paris

Marija Slovenian partisan

Frieda Mooren (Julius) Resistance fighter, Enschede

Frau Moser farmer in Bavaria

Orlov Soviet officer at Hohenschönhausen prison

Edward Palmer (Agent Milton) Escaping British Nazi

Kenneth Plant SOE radio operator, Dijon (Hervé)

Franz Rauter former German intelligence officer

Mr Ridgeway Man at art gallery, London

Tim Sorensen US Counter Intelligence Corps officer

Captain Christopher Stephens F Section, SOE

Major Laurie Stewart Field Security Section, Austria

Ulrich Nazi in Frankfurt

Wilson MI6 officer, Paris

Frau Winkler Shopkeeper in Villach, Austria

Prologue

Lincoln, England, September 1945

Richard Prince stood nervously in the shadow of the Gothic splendour of Lincoln Cathedral, a flurry of leaves gathering around his feet in a premature burst of autumn. He glanced around uncomfortably and retreated to the canopy of the Judgement Porch, Jesus Christ and the angels looking down on him in a quizzical manner as if wondering what he was up to. He didn’t blame them. He wondered that too.

He’d never particularly liked the cathedral: it held a sense of foreboding and he’d always felt that for a place of worship it was too replete with imagery of the devil. As a small child he’d been told the cathedral’s grounds had been used as mass burial pits for the city’s victims of the Black Death, and the fear instilled then had lasted into adulthood. As a young police constable, he’d dreaded the night-time beat that took him anywhere near the darkened mass of the cathedral.