DE German Federal Intelligence Service 2012 Physical Action (Q13348)
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DE German Federal Intelligence Service 2012 Physical Action
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January 2012
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First since WWII: Germany may start spying back on US after double-agent scandal Germany may scrap its decades-old policy of not spying on key NATO allies in response to the latest spy scandal, which exposed a German intelligence officer as a double-agent leaking secret documents to the US. READ: Officials admit US had recruited German spy After the defeat of Nazis in World War II, the new authorities of West Germany adopted a policy of turning a blind eye to the intelligence activities of some of the victors, namely the US, Britain and France. However, Chancellor Angela Merkels government may change that situation, Interior Minister Thomas de Maizire told Bild newspaper. He said Germany urgently needs to acquire 360-degree view on operations conducted on its soil, which means it must con (English)
