Dealing with the Devil: Anglo-Soviet intelligence cooperation in the Second World War
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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Foreword
..............................................................................................
¡x
List of Pickaxe Operations
....................................................................
x
Map of Pickaxe Operations
..................................................................xi
Introduction
...........................................................................................1
Chapter One Set Europe Ablaze -With Soviet Help.
SOE
and NKVD in
1941.................................................................13
Churchill s Bait: Sir Stafford Cripps
..................................................14
The Russians Want a Bit of Leading —the British Initiative
..............17
Stalin s Desperate Gamble—Why Moscow Responded
.......................19
Drawing Up Sabotage Targets—The September
1941
Agreements
....................................................................................26
British Plans to Recruit NKVD Agents
...............................................31
Chapter Two Officers of the Invisible Front
........................................35
Perpetrators and Survivors—NKVD Officers
......................................36
Pavel Mikhalovich Fitin
....................................................................37
Gaik
Badalovich Ovakimyan
..............................................................39
Vasily Mikhailovich Zarubin
..............................................................44
Alexander Mikhailovich Korotkov
......................................................46
Ivan Andreyevich Chichaev
................................................................47
Andrei Grigorevich
Graur
..................................................................49
Irregulars -SOE Officers
................................................................50
Sir Colin Gubbins
..............................................................................51
Charles Milnes Gaskell
......................................................................51
Leopold
Η
Manderstam
.....................................................................52
The Coddled Spy-George Alexander Pop Hill
................................52
Living Conditions in Moscow
.............................................................59
Pigeons,
Protégés
and Honey Traps
...................................................60
vi
DEALING WITH THE DEVIL
Chapter Three The Pickaxe Scheme
..................................................69
Pickaxe I, II/ Rum , Whiskey , Barsac and Burgundy
(1941-42)..................................................................................73
The First Radio Deception Game
......................................................78
The Arctic Convoys: The Fate of the Ocean Voice
............................80
Controversy about France: Ararat and Apache
...............................82
Operations Tonic , Soda-Water and the
Tunkspiele........................85
The NKVD Threat to End the Collaboration
(January-December
1943)..........................................................90
Hill s Eternal Optimism
.....................................................................92
The Coffee Mission
.........................................................................93
Operation Etna —Italy
.....................................................................96
From
Drinksto
Mountains—Operations Everest , Rigi ,
Jungfrau
and Eiger
.................................................................98
Chapter Four Too Honest to be a Spy —Willy and
Nico Kruyt
...........105
A Christian Socialist Minister
..........................................................106
The Roving Revolutionary
...............................................................
Ill
Moving to Moscow
..........................................................................115
The NKVD Recruitment
...................................................................117
The Arctic Convoy Journey
..............................................................119
St. Paul s and Madame Tussaud s—In Britain
.................................120
Willy Kruyt s Diary
.........................................................................122
The Parachute Drop— Barsac and Burgundy
................................126
Betrayal and Arrest
.........................................................................127
Prisoner at Breendonck Fortress
......................................................129
In
Berlin-Moabit.............................................................................130
Nico
Kruyt s Mission
.......................................................................132
The Photo from Vienna
...................................................................134
Hunted by the Soviets
......................................................................138
Chapter Five Martyr of Socialism—The Legend of Bruno
Kühn.........143
Side by Side with Soviet Partisans —A Legend is Born
..................144
Parachute Agent in Holland—Bruno
Kühn s
True Story
...................148
Spies, Lies and the Making of a Martyr
...........................................154
What Did
Lotte Ulbricht
Know?
......................................................157
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
vii
Chapter Six Bhagat Ram—Quintuple Agent (Operation Silver )
.........161
India and Afghanistan in British Calculations
...................................161
German Foreign Intelligence in Central Asia
....................................164
S.C. Bose
and Bhagat Ram
..............................................................166
The Escape to
Bériig
January
1941................................................167
Bose
in Berlin, Bhagat Ram in Kabul
...............................................168
The Outbreak of War and the
NKV
D
Recruitment of Ram
................169
The Double-Cross Game Begins
.......................................................171
Otroshchenko s Check on Ram, April
1942.......................................173
An Unprecedented Offer
..................................................................174
Reasons for Reluctance: British India s Prior
Knowledge of Bhagat Ram
........................................................178
The Operation Continues
(1942-43)................................................179
Between a Rock and a Hard Place—
SOE
between SIS and NKVD....183
The Soviet Attempt to Recruit Karl Rasmuss,
1943..........................187
German Suspicions and the End of Silver
.......................................188
The Evaluation of Silver
................................................................191
Chapter Seven Casablanca East. Joint Anglo-Soviet
Counter-intelligence in Iran
..........................................................195
German Intelligence Activities in Iran
..............................................199
vLong Jump or Bogus Plot ? The Allied Conference in Tehran
(November
1943).....................................................................200
The Vaziri Case
..............................................................................204
The KISS Operation
........................................................................205
An Answer from Berlin
....................................................................206
KISS as a Joint Double Agent
.........................................................208
The End of the KISS Operation
.......................................................210
KISS Revealed
................................................................................211
Change of Mind: British Suspicions
.................................................211
Chapter Eight The Toothless Snake—Operation Mamba
...................215
Manderstam s Plan
.........................................................................217
Strange Prisoners: D-Day
................................................................220
The Threat of Repatriation
..............................................................222
The Selection Process
.....................................................................223
Profiles of Mamba Agents
.............................................................224
Discipline Issues
..............................................................................227
Four Agents for a Reconnaissance Mission
.......................................228
viii
DEALING WITH THE DEVIL
The
NKV
D
Veto
.............................................................................229
Escape to Freedom
.........................................................................233
Chapter Nine The British Donkey Between a Bear and
a Buffalo—
SOE
in
1944-45........................................................239
Donovan Steps In—The OSS-NKVD Collaboration
...........................240
No Address Necessary—The End of the Collaboration in
1945.........243
Successful Soviet Penetration of
SOE
..............................................248
Chapter Ten The Complete Triangle—The Gestapo Hunt
for Allied Agents
..........................................................................251
The Set-Up of German Counter-intelligence
.....................................253
The
Funkspiel ...............................................................................256
The ^Funkspiel in Western Europe
..................................................259
Vienna Radio Games: Moscow s Plan to Assassinate Nazi Leaders
...262
The Gestapo Knowledge of NKVD Methods
......................................265
Fatal Soviet Mistakes
.....................................................................267
Knowledge is Power: the Gestapo Contribution to the Cold War
........268
Recruitment instead of Prosecution—Gestapo Officers in
Postwar Intelligence Services
...................................................271
Chapter Eleven Lessons from the Collaboration
................................277
Strategic Asymmetries:
SOE
and NKVD
..........................................283
The Significance of Pickaxe
..........................................................288
Anglo-Soviet Successes in India and Afghanistan
.............................290
Anglo-Soviet Intelligence Cooperation in Iran
..................................291
The Truth about the Red Orchestra
................................................291
The Effects of the Collaboration on the Cold War
.............................295
Heroes or Traitors? Rescuing Agents from Obscurity
........................298
Selected Images
.................................................................................301
Table of Pickaxe Agents
.....................................................................323
Glossary
............................................................................................325
Bibliography
......................................................................................327
Index
.................................................................................................333
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