Total Espionage: Germany's Information and Disinformation Apparatus 1932-40
Total Espionage: Germany's Information and Disinformation Apparatus 1932-40 is 1941 anti-National Socialist Germany and anti-German book by the Jewish Allied spy and propagandist Curt/Kurt Riess. It alleged large-scale German espionage and propaganda, including by non-governmental German individuals and organizations in foreign countries. The book alleged that Goebbels controlled hundreds of German newspapers in non-German-speaking countries and alleged that all Germans living abroad were encouraged to be spies and were exempt from war mobilization because of their value as spies.
The book also alleged that the NSDAP/AO was an important organization in this, but even the Nuremberg trials ignored these allegations when its director Ernst Wilhelm Bohle was put on trial.
Wikipedia claims that the book has coined a term, "Total Espionage doctrine".
The propaganda book has recently been published again, with Amazon categorizing it as "Espionage True Accounts" and "Historical Study Reference".
