title: Man Without a Face the Memoirs of a Spymaster
author:  Markus Wolf 
description: Markus Wolf, East Germany's chief foreign intelligence officer and the foremost spymaster of the Eastern Bloc, was a man of such secrecy that it was 20 years before Western intelligence even knew what he looked like. His espionage network stretched to the highest levels of NATO and the West German government. His "sleeper" spies waited decades before being reactivated, and his "Romeo" spies seduced and used those on the other side. Wolf details all of his major operations, and provides portraits of Eastern Bloc leaders and the individuals who spied for him. He also tells his own story, from his childhood in Moscow to his twilight in a crumbling State.
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  in
   
  THE SECRET
  OF
  WOLF FACE
   
  
   
  The man lives alone on the coast. The neighbours hardly know him, and he rarely
  leaves the house—a lone wolf—or is he in reality Wolf Face, a suspected
  assassin? Before committing each crime, he sends the police a letter giving clues
  on his strike. He commits two burglaries and both times, he manages to escape.
  Even Jupiter, the brain of The Three Investigators, is baffled. Now Wolf Face
  sends the third letter. This time it is an attack on the president. Time is running
  out. Tomorrow, the president will come to Rocky Beach…
   
  
   
  The Three Investigators
  in
  The Secret of Wolf Face
   
  Original German text by
  Katharina Fischer
  Based on characters created by
  Robert Arthur
   
  
   
  Translated, adapted, and edited from:
  Die drei ???: Wolfsgesicht
  (The Three ???: Wolf Face)
  by
  Katharina Fischer
  (1999)
   
  Cover art by
  Aiga Rasch
   
  (2020-04-18)
   
  
  Contents
  1. Jupiter Gets a Beating
  2. The Man in the Mask
  3. Wrong Conclusions
  4. The Duel
  5. The Police Party
  6. Amongs