List of Double-Cross Agents
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- Johnny Jebsen – "Artist"
- Dickie Metcalf – "Balloon"
- Joseph Lenihan – "Basket"
- Beetle
- Sam McCarthy – "Biscuit"
- Elvira Chaudoir – "Bronx"
- Roman Czerniawski – "Brutus"
- Careless
- Carrot
- Charlie
- Walter Dicketts – "Celery"
- Hans George – "Dragonfly"
- Henri Arents "Father"
- Roger Grosjean – "Fido"
- Freak
- Hans Reysen – "Gander"
- Juan Pujol – "Garbo"
- Gerda Sullivan – "Gelatine"
- Georges Graf – "Giraffe"
- Gwilym Williams – "GW"
- Albert de Jaeger – "Hatchet"
- Josef Jakobs
- Lipstick
- Meteor
- Mullett
- Helge Moe and Tor Glad – Mutt and Jeff
- José Brugada – "Peppermint"
- Puppet
- Günther Schütz – "Rainbow"
- Rover
- Shepherd
- Snarck, The
- Sniper
- Arthur Owens – "Snow"
- Hans von Kotze – "Springbok"
- Gösta Caroli – "Summer"
- William Jackson – "Sweet William"
- Wulf Schmidt – "Tate"
- Teapot
- Nathalie Sergueiew – "Treasure"
- Dušan Popov – "Tricycle"
- Washout
- Werner von Janowski – "Watchdog"
- Weasel
- Worm, The
- Eddie Chapman – "Zig Zag"
- Charles Cholmondeley
- Ewen Montagu
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