Marriage, It's All About Trust... Supposedly!

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In Northern Ireland during the "troubles" the British used 13-18 year olds a lot to do spying, some were very well trained. But to protect these children and to protect the people who controlled them there was no record kept, not even the RUC ( then police force) knew about these kids.
Who would believe that a child could be a spy, and if any of these kids ever spoke no one would believe them, and no records, no police to report they were informants.
Also young people were used by the KGB, and i do believe every country in the world does this, and its happing in the UK today
So this guys story has the possibility of been true

I never appreciated that, Wallfire. Thank you.

Yeah, I added my doubts in a later edit above -just in the way the man's work was financially rewarded to today's
value of his worth in the war. It was dangerous for him to journal his 'secret' job, but it's possible he kept his writings
somewhere where he believed is wife would never look until after his death.

But what also got me was the 'easy' manner which the media explain how German spies were grabbed when arriving
on British soil. The way that 'Nazism' and German soldiers are simply mixed together always makes me chuckle.
It's like something out of a comic!