Joan Pujol García

Joan Pujol García was a Spanish double agent during World War II, who secretly worked for both the Allies and the Germans. He initially provided false information to the Germans to gain their trust, then secretly collaborated with British intelligence. His efforts helped mislead the Germans about Allied plans, significantly aiding the success of the D-Day invasion in 1944. Recognized for his bravery and skill, he received honors from both sides after the war. Pujol’s intelligence work showcases how deception played a crucial role in wartime strategy and security.