married three times. In 1944, he married his first wife Emmy Stenzer, the daughter of the German Communist Franz Stenzer, and who was the curator of the archives of Friedrich Wolf, Markus Wolf's father. His third wife was Claudia. He had two daughters Tanja Trögel and Claudia Wall and a son . Tanja Trögel continued her family passion supporting leftist activities. She is the director of the Friedrich Wolf Memorial in Lehnitz. Claudia Wall (b. 1969 or 1970), a step daughter of Markus Wolf, was married from autumn 1997 until late 2008 to Hans Wall, the founder of an outdoor and street furniture firm Wall AG. She had two daughters Elisabeth (b. 1996 or 1997) from her first marriage and Johanna (b. 1997 or 1998) from her second marriage which was to Hans Wall. Franz Wolf (b. May 1953, Berlin) is a Gibraltar-based manager of a network of companies owned by Mikhail Fridman. References Bibliography Wolf, Markus (with Anne McElvoy); Memoirs of a Spymaster; Pimlico; ; (paperback 1997). Also published under the title Man Without a Face: The Memoirs of a Spymaster (Jonathan Cape, 1997). Wolf wrote six books between 1989 and 2002 but this is the only one translated into English. Dany Kuchel wrote in 2011, The Sword and the Shield, a story of the Stasi in France. 1923 births 2006 deaths East German spies Cold War spies Collaborators with the Soviet Union Spymasters German communists Stasi officers Stasi officers convicted of crimes Criminals from Baden-Württemberg Refugees from Nazi Germany in the Soviet Union German people of Jewish descent People from Hechingen People from the Province of Hohenzollern International Lenin School alumni People from East Berlin People of the Cold War