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Named by MI5 for comic strip characters, two Nazi spies working for Britain proved that espionage is serious business Late in the evening of April 6, 1941, a twin-engine seaplane took off from the city of Stavanger on Norway’s southwest coast. On board were two Norwegian-born German secret agents, John Moe and Tor Glad. A …
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