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That's him.
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That's him.
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That's Faber to the life.
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And look.
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Admiral Wilhelm Canaris,
the head of German intelligence.
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And right behind him,
his young student - the Needle.
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- Going fishing?
- And a little bird-watching as well.
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If you're lucky.
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Best keep to the far side of the canal.
Restricted area this side.
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- Really?
- Starts half a mile from here.
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The man, codename: the Needle.
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Also known as Henry Faber.
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He was born on May 26, 1900,
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at a village called Öln in West Prussia.
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At the age of 13 he went to
the Karlsruhe cadet school in Baden.
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Two years later, he was transferred to
the more prestigious Groß-Lichterfelde
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near Berlin.
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He already spoke fluent English because
his father, Baron von Müller-Guder,
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had worked in Washington
as a military attaché,
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and had sent his son
to private school there.
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But back in Germany,
the boy rebelled constantly
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and was often flogged for it.
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He passed his final exams
with extremely high marks.