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Click here for a full list of ISBN Numbers. Crown Jewels (ISBN: 0006388949). The "Crown Jewels" was the phrase used by the KGB to describe their most valuable assets: the authentic manuscript and typescript reports by the infamous Cambridge spy ring. Many of these reports are reproduced here. As well as adding unsuspected dimensions to the Cambridge ring (including Burgess's offer to murder his fellow conspirator Goronwy Rees), the files reveal a completely unknown Soviet network based in London and headed by a named "Daily Herald" journalist. They also refer to the huge scale of Soviet penetration of the British Foreign Office from 1927 to 1951; details of a previously unknown spy-ring in Oxford, organized by university undergraduates who went on to work in Whitehall; and the key role played by Anthony Blunt in supervizing post-war Soviet espionage activities in London. Buy Now |
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Counterfeit
Spies (ISBN: 0751526703). Since the end of World War II, many books
have been published about the exploits of secret agents behind enemy
lines. In this volume, the author examines nearly two dozen books,
accepted as genuine contributions to Britain's secret history, and
explains why he believes they are hoaxes.
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| Spy! (with
Richard Deacon)
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A Matter Of Trust : MI5
1945-72. An investigation into the British Intelligence Service. Was
the former Director-General of the Security Service, Sir Roger Hollis, a
traitor?
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| Unreliable
Witness: Espionage Myths of World War II
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| The Branch: A
History of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch. By Rupert Allason
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| GARBO (with
Juan Pujol)
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| GCHQ: The
Secret Wireless War 1900 - 86
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The
Friends: Britain's Postwar Secret Intelligence Operations.
A controversial review of SIS's postwar activities, including details of
the plot to assassinate General Grivas in Cyprus, the blackmailing of
Archbishop Makarios, the disastrous Suez plot, the telephone tapping
tunnels dug in Vienna and Berlin, what really happened to Colonel Oleg
Penkovsky of the GRU and his SIS contract Greville Wynne, and the loss of
Commander Crabb in Portsmouth in 1956. "West has got his hands on
some pretty radioactive material" (Evening Standard)
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| Molehunt: The
Hunt for the Soviet Spy inside MI5
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| Games of
Intelligence
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| Seven Spies
Who Changed the World
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Secret War:
The Story of SOE. Thousand of agents were trained and dropped into
enemy-occupied territory. many were captured and killed. What did SOE
really achieve? And what went wrong?
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| The Faber
Book of Espionage (ISBN: 0571171710)
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The
Illegals. (ISBN: 0340572477). The most secret of agents are those
known as "illegals", the committed professionals who adopt a
carefully-crafted false identity and live in a host community as an
unsuspected mole, often for years. Nigel West has been granted
unprecedented access by the former spymasters of the KGB to delve into
their history.
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The
Faber Book of Treachery (ISBN: 0571173330). Following
"The Faber Book of Espionage", Nigel West presents an anthology
of writings on the subject of treachery. Divided loyalties are at the
heart of the human dilemma confronting those convicted or charged with
treachery. Some traitors were ideological converts who simply wrote
autobiographical accounts of their experiences, thereby exposing
corruption and totalitarianism. Others deliberately set out to inflict
maximum damage in order to destabilize an odious system or organization.
Some so-called traitors include German patriots who fled the Nazis, or
Soviet intelligence personnel who defected to the West. Did P.G. Wodehouse
betray his country? Was the KGB defector Anatoli Golitsyn a geniune
political dissident, or merely a shrewd opportunist? Why were the
anti-Hitler plotters shunned in post-war Germany? All the authors gathered
in this anthology were either guilty of treason or have been the subject
of an accusation. One was hanged, several committed suicide, some were
imprisoned, and most were obliged to assume new identities. Their books
did not merely make a difference - in some cases they changed history.
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things here that cannot easily be obtained anywhere else, and we should be
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| The
Blue List (ISBN: 0436241331). A first novel from a well-known military
historian who specializes in security matters. It is set in the world of
espionage and centres around a World War II German fighter which is
discovered in the mud of the Solent with the body of a passenger on board.
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| Cuban Bluff
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| Murder in the
Commons
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| Murder
in the Lords (ISBN: 0333592611). During
the course of the Lords' consideration of the War Crimes Bill, Lord St
Olivier is found dead in the gentlemen's cloakroom off the "Not
Content" lobby. Philip North MP investigates, and finds that several
of their lordships had good motives for killing the life peer.
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| The Secret
War for the Falklands, VENONA:
The Greatest Secret of the Cold War, MI6:
British Secret Intelligence Service Operations 1909-45, MI5:
British Security Service Operations 1909-45 and The Third Secret
are featured on this website in depth. Click here
to find out more about these books.
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