The Disinformation Agent uncovers the wartime activities of Carl Fahtenwasser, a former Cambridge philosophy student, who was engaged by Britain's secret service during World War II, to create and distribute disinformation to the Nazi regime. The agent was probably involved in luring the German Deputy Führer, Rudolf Hess to Britain, based on a bogus peace plan proposal and is also believed to have been the leading participant in a daring undercover operation to rescue rocket scientists in Nazi Germany. Fahtenwasser's disinformation techniques were also highly valued by the US Military and post-war, he is believed to be directly responsible for covering-up a highly secret, aerial mishap by fabricating a UFO incident at the New Mexico Roswell Military Air Base in 1947. This is a particularly gripping, well researched work, that exposes a number of historic military secrets and intrigue which may surprise the reader.About the Author: Peter Bromhead, was born in Britain. He is a prominent New Zealand journalist, well known for his satirical columns and cartoons. He has published a number of books and is married with two young children.