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THE WALLS HAVE EARS: THE GREATEST INTELLIGENCE OPERATION OF WORLD WAR II During World War 2, captured German officers who were sent to Britain as POWs, lived in Luxury in Trent Park. This was done to make them feel relaxed. However, their conversations were being heard to by over 100 " 'listeners' they revealed secrets about the Holocaust, events in Berlin. Hitler's madness abd v2 rocket bases  During World War II, captured German generals and other senior officers were taken to Trent Park, a mansion house in North London. On arrival, they were greeted by a one-legged Scottish aristocrat named Lord Aberfeldy. He was, he told them, their welfare officer and a second cousin of the king, who was very concerned that they should be treated well. But this was all an elaborate charade. Aberfeldy was no royal relative — he was an intelligence officer called Ian Munro, who also happened to be a very good actor. (Indeed, so enthusiastically did he throw himself into this role th...