This is a first-hand report by a top German intelligence agent sent
to the still-neutral United States in World War I. Official German
records, captured by British and American forces at the end of
World War II, show the memoirs of the German naval officer to be
accurate. Rintelen's orders in Berlin had called for measures to
prevent the shipment of American war material to Germany's enemies.
In the US, this meant buying arms to keep them from being purchased
by the Allies, but it could also mean placing bombs in the hulls of
ships sailing for Eurpoe and fomenting strikes among the labour
force of American ammunition manufacturers.
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