Secret intelligence in the twentieth century /
An examination of the modern-day world of covert intelligence brings to light the aims, activities, and operating methods of the Soviet Union's KGB, Britain's Secret Service, France's Deuxieme Bureau, and the America's CIA
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New York :
Stein and Day,
1977
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part one : Background. About intelligence
- The Okhrana
- The Secret Service
- Behind the Abwehr
- America, the Pacific and ciphers
- Part two : 1914-18. Hysteria and hangover
- Room 40
- When the Germans were winning the war
- When Russia was losing the war
- To make America win the war
- To end wars
- Part three : 1919-45. The horizon
- The rebirth of the German Intelligence Service
- Past, present and future enemies
- The dogs of war
- Intelligence among allies
- Part four : The third world war. The early K.G.B.
- Some comments on the C.I.A