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HERBERT ROMERSTEIN
Aspects of World War II History
Revealed through "ISCOT" Radio Intercepts

Herbert Romerstein, formerly a staff member with the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee and later the head of the Office to Counter Soviet Active Measures and Disinformation of the United States Information Agency, sheds light on information provided by British intercepts of messages from the headquarters of the Communist International (Comintern) in Moscow to communist groups operating behind German lines during the last three years of World War II. These were particularly important for events in Yugoslavia, but also in Austria and Poland.