If deception in Wartime is jewish, then we would have to say that Hitler, and the Nazis were jewish
> The normal way to keep a military, political or
scientific secret is to apply stringent security measures.
But when extensive preparations in the field are necessary,
like in the "Barbarossa" scheme, only a blind and deaf enemy
would be unable to read at least some of the signs.
> A coordinated campaign of deception therefore readily came in
as an attractive alternative or supplement. Deceptions have
been used through all ages and it was not a new concept
that came into German military thinking with Hitler.
> Late in World War I a Misinformation Service was established by
the German General Staff with the purpose of preparing
deceptive operations for wartime use. After the war these ideas
were not forgotten in German military circles, and when
Hitler began restoring the war machinery, the deception
planning became an important aspect of military thinking.
These services became institutionalized in the Abwehr,
the OKW Foreign Counterintelligence Service, as Group III D.
> The normal way to keep a military, political or
scientific secret is to apply stringent security measures.
But when extensive preparations in the field are necessary,
like in the "Barbarossa" scheme, only a blind and deaf enemy
would be unable to read at least some of the signs.
> A coordinated campaign of deception therefore readily came in
as an attractive alternative or supplement. Deceptions have
been used through all ages and it was not a new concept
that came into German military thinking with Hitler.
> Late in World War I a Misinformation Service was established by
the German General Staff with the purpose of preparing
deceptive operations for wartime use. After the war these ideas
were not forgotten in German military circles, and when
Hitler began restoring the war machinery, the deception
planning became an important aspect of military thinking.
These services became institutionalized in the Abwehr,
the OKW Foreign Counterintelligence Service, as Group III D.