From Hitler's Doorstep

From Hitler's Doorstep: The Wartime Intelligence Reports of Allen Dulles, 1942-1945, is a detailed work of history focusing on the secret service and World War II. This first volume presents an annotated collection of reports sent by Allen Dulles, the OSS mission commander in Bern, Switzerland, to Washington. These records provide critical intelligence on Nazi Germany and occupied territories, drawing from agent networks in France, Italy, Austria, and Eastern Europe.

The text examines military plans, troop strength, and psychological warfare, offering a rare look at American intelligence during the conflict. By analyzing these National Archives transmissions, the book explores the development of grand strategy and the early origins of the Cold War. This source-based history serves as a vital link between diplomatic studies and military history for those researching the United States and the European war.