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Wilhelm Stieber

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    Frederick, and later Wilhelm Stieber, an aide to the Prussian prime minister and later German chancellor Otto von Bismarck (1815–98), organized the intelligence-gathering functions of the general staff. Under Stieber, a single military intelligence agency—the world’s first large-scale espionage organization—was established to serve as the country’s eyes on…

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    Frederick, and later Wilhelm Stieber, an aide to the Prussian prime minister and later German chancellor Otto von Bismarck (1815–98), organized the intelligence-gathering functions of the general staff. Under Stieber, a single military intelligence agency—the world’s first large-scale espionage organization—was established to serve as the country’s eyes on…

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