ENGLISH

Secret Service: The Making of the British Intelligence Community

By Christopher Andrew

Book information

Publisher
William Heinemann
Year
1985
ISBN
0-340-40430-2
Language
english
Format
DJVU
Filesize
10 MB (10904230 bytes)
Pages
880\880
Time added
2018-03-09 04:28:12
anarchistAppeasementBletchley ParkChurchillcodebreakingCommunismcovert opsespionageGCHQHitlerI.R.A.Irish NationalismMacdonaldmarxismMI5MI6NazismRussiaScotland YardSecret Service BureauSIGINTSpecial BranchspiessubversiónZinoviev Letter

Description

Abbreviations. Preface. 1. Victorian Prologue: MID, NID and the Special Branch. 2. Spies and Spy Scares: The Birth of the Secret Service Bureau. 3. Room 40: The Rebirth of British Codebreaking. 4. Secret Intelligence on the Western Front. 5. Counter-Espionage and Counter-Subversion: MI5 and the Special Branch. 6. ‘Adventure and Romance in the Secret Intelligence Service in Red Russia’: The Failure of Covert Action. 7. The Red Menace at Home. 8. The Irish Débâcle. 9. GC & CS, SIS, and Anglo-Soviet Relations 1920-1924. 10. Zinoviev Letters and the Breach with Russia. 11. Depression: The MacDonald Years. 12. Appeasement: The Road to Munich. 13. Rumours of War and War. 14. Winston Churchill and the Making of the British Intelligence Community. 15. Epilogue: War and Peace. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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