Real Espionage

 

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	The Craft Of Intelligence by Allen Dulles THE source for understanding twentieth-century intelligence, written by the director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1953 until 1961. He reveals how intelligence is collected and processed and how the results contribute to the formation of national policy, methods of surveillance, the usefulness of defectors from hostile nations, Cold War Soviet espionage techniques, the techniques of modern espionage, and the philosophy and role of intelligence in a free society threatened by global conspiracies.
	The great game : the myth and reality of espionage by Frederick P. Hitz Written by a former inspector general of the Central Intelligence Agency, this book contrasts the fictional treatment of espionage with its real life machinations.
	Hidden secrets: a complete history of espionage and the technology used to support it by David Owen History of espionage around the world including descriptions of the technology used.
	Spying: the secret history of history by International Spy Museum with Denis Collins How spies do their jobs, interviews with operatives, descriptions of tools of the trade, biographies of legendary spies and how they completed their special operations, and timelines showing the developments of bugs, surveillance tools, weapons, and disguises.
	Games of intelligence: the classified conflict of international espionage by Nigel West An expert evaluates the effectiveness of the world's major intelligence services by examining various aspects of their operations and organization.

 

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