"The broadcast is over," Voss said, turning toward the heavy steel door. "Burn the logs, Karl. If the Russians find the numbers, they'll kill us. If our own side finds out we heard them, they’ll kill us faster."

Do not trust any other German radio traffic after 0600. They will change all codes. But this frequency—17.8 MHz—will remain silent for you. One last thing, Jim. If you survive this war, look for a bookshop in Heidelberg. I’ll leave a copy of Rilke behind the counter. Signed, ‘The Wolf’s Ghost.’

: "Sendung 1" formats are usually designed as entry points, making them highly rated for listeners unfamiliar with the specific geography of Gierłoż (modern-day Poland).

Maybe a time-travel element where a modern radio host interacts with a historical figure from the Wolf's Lair, merging their broadcasts.