ALDO ICARDI: MASTER SPY BY ALSO ICARDI 1956 HARDCOVER
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This hardcover book titled "ALDO ICARDI: MASTER SPY" is a fascinating nonfiction narrative about the life of one of the most intriguing spies in history. Published by UNIVERSITY BOOKS in 1956, this book is written in English and has 275 pages filled with detailed accounts of Icardi's life. Publisher: University Books, New York,Publication Date: 1956,Binding: Hardcover,Condition: Good Aldo Icardi was America's first master spy. He spent eight months behind the German lines in Italy, the last five of them as master spy, operating in the area northwest of Milano. This book is the true account of how he got into this exciting business, and of what happened to him while he was behind the lines. He tells how it feels to huddle in a hole in a wall while enemy soldiers search for him just three feet away. He also relates everything that happened the night that Major William V. Holohan, his commanding officer, disappeared.This book is his defense--the only recourse to clear his name of murder.
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