E. Woodhall and M. Richet are employees of Western secret services who acted on the eve and during the First World War. English counterintelligence officer Woodhall recalls his work and vivid stories from the life of intelligence officers in England, France and Germany in 1914-1918. Edwin Woodhole. The spies in the World war London, 1932 Martha Richet was a double agent and worked in the German spy center in Madrid. She talks about how she managed to obtain information from the Germans for French intelligence. Marta Richet. Dans le renseignement Paris, 1934At the end of the book, versions of the English counterintelligence agent J. Aston about the spy Mata Hari are published.