Summary: <br> <br> Nazi spying operations in New York City didn't end with the Duquesne. Germans were reeling from the obliteration of their vast spy ring, and ample resources were dedicated to rebuilding German espionage in the USA. This effort started with Operation Pastorius: a well- researched but poorly- executed effort to send saboteurs to bomb aluminum and magnesium plants, major bridges, and major railroad junctions. This was a time when the German American Bund was going strong. However, it did not go as planned. One of the many errors in this plan was recruiting men of questionable loyalty to Germany. Kate and Kathleen tell you all about the countless ways these plans went off the rails.<br> <br> <br> Check out the<a href="https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.979360785418177.1073741842.394947823859479&type=3&uploaded=12">Facebook page</a> for lots of great pictures, including a some terrifying ones of the American Bund Rally in Madison Square Garden in 1939.<br> <br> <br> <br> <br>
