Betrayal in Berlin reconstructs Operation Gold, the audacious Cold War plan to tunnel beneath Berlin and tap Soviet communications. The narrative covers the planning, engineering challenges, and the diplomatic risks if the operation were exposed.

The book traces how a mole compromised the effort—pieced together from archival documents, declassified files, and rare interviews—and recreates postwar Berlin as a city of spies, cover stories, and intelligence rivalries.

Rich in operational detail and historical context, the account will appeal to readers of espionage history and Cold War studies who want a clear, documented study of one of the era's most daring intelligence operations.

• Includes 24 photographs and 2 maps
• 560 pages, paperback

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