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	The hidden hand : Britain, America, and Cold War secret intelligence by Richard J. Aldrich An impressive study of Anglo-American secret intelligence. Beginning in 1941 with the Nazi invasion of the U.S.S.R., and concluding in 1962 with the Cuban missile crisis, the author details an astonishing range of covert activities by British and American intelligence units, packed with revelations.
	MI6 : inside the covert world of Her Majesty's secret intelligence service by Stephen Dorril An exhaustive study of Her Majesty's secret service, 15 years in the making and the target of suppression tactics by the British government. The author shows MI6 fumbling plans to assassinate troublesome heads of state, including Muammar Khadafy and Slobodan Milosevic. He also claims that MI6 conducted spy operations for the U.S. in Vietnam as part of a complex, covert deal with Washington to keep British troops out of Southeast Asia.
	Churchill and Secret Service by David Stafford Former diplomat Stafford compellingly tells the fateful story of Winston Churchill's lifelong obsession with intelligence and secret warfare, which had both trivial and large-scale consequences for the British from the Boer War through the 1950s

 

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