In this third book in the trilogy about MI6 in World War II Budapest, the true secret of the Swedish Gold is revealed, and the shocking fates of the British agents connected to it. The head agent of British intelligence in World War II Budapest was a young Hungarian lawyer. His real name was Gabriel Szeleveny Haraszthy (or Gabor Haraszti/Haraszty). His code name was ALBERT. In 1940, he became an agent of His Majesty’s Secret Intelligence Service (SIS). His network had links to the OSS, Dutch underground, Special Operations Executive (SOE), Chetniks, Tito partisans, and more. ALBERT was not only the head agent of SIS (MI6) in Nazi-occupied Budapest, he was also the man in charge of the mysterious SWEDISH GOLD. He was believed to have been killed by the Soviets at the end of the war, but resurfaced decades later, to reveal his secret to one person only – the author of this book, who was also the daughter of Karoly Schandl, his “best undercover man.” >More