A 110-year-old lemon used by a German WW1 spy to send secret messages from Britain with invisible ink is going on display in ...
In 1915, a German spy was executed after he was caught with a lemon in his pocket. A new exhibit in the U.K. shows how he used it for espionage.
A collection of never-before-seen files, photographs and items from MI5's own archives are going on display for the first ...
Exhibits include Guy Burgess’s briefcase, which was left behind as he fled to Moscow, and a 110-year-old lemon used by German ...
The lemon, now black and shriveled, helped convict Karl Muller, a German spy in Britain during World War I. It was found by ...
A 110-year-old lemon used by a German WW1 ... He pierced lemons with a pen nib to extract the juice and insert secret writing in innocent-looking letters informing his handlers of troop movements.
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