Mask of Treachery: The Dossier on Blunt, Buckingham Palace, MI5 and Soviet Subversion

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The Cambridge University Communists who spied for the U.S.S.R. "...The first of the new Trinity Apostles was Andrew Benjamin Cohen, who became a member in 1930. Cohen was a historian and scholar from Malvern School.... Cohen later made his career in the Colonial Office. ... he became a leading proponent in Whitehall for African nationalism...." -page 182 Acknowledgments. List of Illustrations. List of Documents. 1. 'How Can You Ever Forgive Me?' 2. 'French Leanings'. 3. 'Sexual Politics'. 4. 'Exporting the Revolution. 5. 'Boys of Rough Trade and Laddies of Leisure'. 6. 'A World Doomed to Destruction'. 7. 'We Talk Endlessly in the Society About Communism'. 8. 'I Saw Myself as a Spy'. 9. 'Many a Fickle Makes a Fuckle'. 10. 'Assisting Lord Rothschild. 11. 'It Was All a Bit of a Lark'. 12. 'I Can Trust No One!' 13. 'Keep That Man Out of the Office'. 14. Thwarting a 'Need to Know'. 15. 'Recommended to the Service'. 16. 'Most Secret Matters'. 17. 'An Enormous Amount of Influence'. 18. 'He Had His Best Man on It'. 19. 'Something Quite Horrible'. 20. 'I Let Him Go'. 21. 'The Final Sting'. 22. 'Beyond the Power of Time?' Epilogue: The Legacy of the Cambridge Spies. Documents. Notes and Sources. Index.