Oliver-James Campbell

Reinhard Heydrich and the bugged Berlin brothel

Heydrich had microphones installed throughout Madam Kitty’s salon in the hope of obtaining ‘useful’ information from visiting diplomats and political rivals

Kitty Schmidt. [Getty Images]
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  • Kitty’s Salon: Sex, Spying and Surveillance in the Third Reich

    Nigel Jones, Urs Brunner and Julia Schramel

    John Blake, pp. 320, £22

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