About the book: 2013 / Hitler’s empire of violence was bound by blood and fear. Every step of a resident of the Third Reich, every breath he took was controlled by the RSHA, one of the greatest intelligence services in history. The RSHA interfered in the economy, in private life, in military affairs, unquestioningly obeying the Fuhrer. But is it really so unquestioning and who depended on whom to a greater extent? You are holding in your hands the first study of the relationship between Hitler and his intelligence services in Russian. The author, using previously inaccessible materials, shows the whole underside of the myths about the special services of the “thousand-year Reich”, created both by the Nazis themselves and their opponents. This book will be of interest to anyone interested in the history of the intelligence services and Nazi Germany..