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Review of "Vatican Spies" Uncovers a Complex History of Secrecy and Espionage

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  • Vatican Spies by Yvonnick Denoël explores the Vatican's covert intelligence operations from the Second World War to the present.
  • After Italy's unification in 1870, the papal authority shrunk to a mere 120 acres, culminating in the establishment of Vatican City in 1929.
  • Denoël highlights the dual nature of the Vatican, acting as both a spiritual authority and a micro-state involved in global espionage.
  • The book discusses the Vatican's involvement in both humanitarian efforts and controversial support for Nazi criminals after WWII.
  • Despite its secretive operations, the Vatican Bank has faced scandals linked to money laundering and connections with organized crime.

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