MI6 Station Berlin

The first Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or MI6) station in Berlin was established by Henry Landau, shortly after the end of the  First World War.¹ Landau's 1934 memoir, All's Fair, risked exposing his successor Frank Foley, who nevertheless remained in post until the outbreak of the Second World War.²

After the War, MI6 was represented in the offices of British Control Commission for Germany on Fehrbelliner-Platz, before establishing a station in a building adjoining the Olympiastadion in 1946.³