Former BND boss Hanning arrested
Hanning gives papers to other lands. There are more than 2000 papers. He sells facts to Aserbaidschan. The police also arrest Manfred D. He was the helper of Hanning. He takes secret files. He gets money for this.
The justice checks all facts now. A judge decides about jail. The new BND boss Martin J¤ger is strict. He says safety is very high. Politicians are shocked. They want strict rules for old workers.
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Definitions
- Bundes-Nachrichtendienst
- The Bundes-Nachrichtendienst is the secret service of Germany for other lands. It finds important facts.
- Bundes-Anwaltschaft
- The Bundes-Anwaltschaft is the main office for crimes in Germany. It works on big crimes against the state.
- Staats-Geheimnisse
- A Staats-Geheimnis is a secret fact. When other lands know this fact, it is bad for Germany.
People
- August Hanning
- August Hanning was the boss of the secret service BND.
- Manfred D.
- Manfred D. was the helper of August Hanning at the secret service.
- Martin Jäger
- Martin Jäger is the current boss of the Bundes-Nachrichtendienst.
Locations
- Aserbaidschan
- Aserbaidschan is a country between Europe and Asia.
- Deutschland
- Deutschland is a country in central Europe.
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