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Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

xix

The ``Masson Affair''

(20)

Masson's Interview

(5)

Interventions in Parliament

(9)

The Investigation by Supreme Court Justice Couchepin

(6)

The Tasks and Characteristics of an Intelligence Service

(12)

The Structure of Swiss Army Intelligence

(28)

Before the 1939 Mobilization

(8)

During World War II

(1)

Internal Structure of Army Intelligence

(14)

The Security Service

(5)

The French Bureau---Allied Section

(10)

The Phony War

(3)

Germany's Campaign in the West

(1)

From the Armistice to the Occupation of All of France

(1)

From Germany's Occupation of Vichy to the Allied Invasion of France

(2)

From the Allied Invasion to Germany's Capitulation

(2)

The German Bureau---Axis Section

(50)

Six Sources of Information

(6)

Bureau Ha

(3)

Switzerland's Military Attache in Berlin

(1)

Officers Detailed to Germany

(1)

Private Persons Returning from Germany

(1)

Individual Diplomats

(1)

Border Patrols

(2)

Procurement Office 1

(5)

Outposts of Procurement Office 1

(4)

Informants and Agents

(6)

Couriers and Consular Agents

(4)

Conflicts between Army Intelligence and the Department of Foreign Affairs

(16)

Lack of Coordination

113

(8)

The Initiator of the Connection

121

(14)

Civilian Career

122

(2)

Military Career

124

(11)

Early Stages of the Masson-Schellenberg Connection

135

(28)

Meyer Establishes Contact with Eggen

135

(5)

The Barracks Deal

140

(10)

The Business Contact Turns into a Connection for Army Intelligence

150

(5)

Meyer Puts Eggen in Contact with Masson

155

(8)

Extending the Connection: Masson Establishes Contact with Schellenberg

163

(22)

Preliminary: Meyer Meets Schellenberg

164

(6)

The Meeting in Waldshut

170

(15)

Reasons for the Meeting

170

(8)

The Course of the Meeting

178

(4)

Results

182

(3)

General Guisan's Involvement in the Connection

185

(30)

Guisan's Meetings with Schellenberg in Biglen and Arosa

186

(12)

Reasons for the Meetings

186

(4)

The Course of the Meetings

190

(8)

The Federal Council Intervenes

198

(17)

The General Is Reprimanded

198

(9)

Masson Is Banned from Traveling Abroad

207

(8)

Test Case for the Connection: The Alert of March 1943

215

(32)

Warnings Received by Swiss Intelligence

216

(17)

Bringing the Masson-Schellenberg Connection into Play

233

(4)

Reactions among Swiss Intelligence

237

(6)

Result

243

(4)

Assessment of the Connection

247

(22)

What Did the Masson-Schellenberg Connection Accomplish?

248

(9)

Services Rendered to Switzerland by Schellenberg

248

(2)

Services Rendered in Return by Masson

250

(1)

What Were Schellenberg's Objectives?

251

(6)

Overall Assessment

257

(12)

Epilogue

269

(6)

Notes

275

(168)

Available Source Material

443

(16)

Bibliography

459

(56)

List of Abbreviations

515

(2)

Index

517

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