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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-285) and index By Their Names You Will Not Know Them: Code Names - 1 -- - By Their Names You Are Not Supposed to Know Them: The Jargon of Espionage - 7 -- - Ten Tools of the Trade: The Gadgets and Toys of Espionage - 14 -- - The Elite: The Top Ten Intelligence Agencies - 22 -- - From Russia with Secret Police: Russian Intelligence Agencies in the Twentieth Century - 29 -- - American Revolution, American Spies: American Spies of the American Revolution - 37 -- - American Revolution, English Spies: English Spies in the American Revolution - 44 -- - Major Martin and Friends--Those Who Never Were: Phony People and Groups Created by Intelligence Agencies - 50 -- - A Spy's Walk through London: A Tour of London for the Espionage Aficionado - 55 -- - A Spy's Washington, D.C.: A Tour of Georgetown and Vicinity for the Espionage Aficionado - 60 -- - Still Classified after All These Years: Selected Secrets Withheld from the Public - 66 -- - Companies of the Company: Companies Run as Fronts by the CIA - 73 -- - James and the Giant Peach to Goldfinger: The Spy as Writer - 81 -- - Noms De Plume and d'Espionage: Spies and the Pen Names They Wrote Under - 89 -- - The Monster Rally, Dirty Tricks, and Black Propaganda: The Dirty Tricks and Black Propaganda that Make Covert Operations Fun - 93 -- - Sobriquets: The Nicknames of Espionage - 99 -- - Swallows and Honeytraps: Women Agents Used against Men - 102 -- - Ravens or Swans, the Male Swallows: Male Agents Used against Women - 111 -- - Cover Jobs: The Jobs Spies Appear to Do in Their Public Lives - 118 -- - The Rich and Famous Worked Here, Too: Prominent People Who Worked in Intelligence - 123 -- - Favorite Watering Holes--A Tour of Western Europe and the United States: Places Where Spies Have a Drink and Relax - 128 -- - Bosses (Spymasters): The Memorable Ones Who Ran the Spies - 133 -- - The Price Is Right: Payoffs and Bribes - 142 -- - Freedom of the Press for All Those Who Own a Press: Newspapers Owned or Under the Influence of Intelligence Agencies - 148 -- - Patron of Letters: Books Planted by Intelligence Agencies - 158 -- - "The Company" and "The Friends" Take to the Air: Radio Stations Run or Controlled by Intelligence Agencies - 163 -- - From "A Better World," "A World Full of Bliss" to "A Wet Job" and "The Measles": Assassinations - 170 -- - They Shoot Spies, Don't They?: The East and West Swap Spies - 177 -- - Great Quips from the Great Game: Great Quotations from the Spy Business - 186 -- - Creativity at the Bureau: The FBI Uses Its Creative Writing Skills to Disrupt the Left and Right - 189 -- - The Magnificent Five, Plus Five: Soviet Agents Who Penetrated the British Government - 199 -- - Loyalty, Loyalty, Wherefore Art Thou Loyalty?: Enemy Officials and Agents Who Helped Britain and the United States - 212 -- - Ten for the Intelligence Cognoscenti: Ten Little Known Items of Espionage - 222 -- - Ten for Tube Alloys and the Manhattan Project: Soviet Spies Steal the Secrets of the Atom Bomb - 232 -- - The Company Goes to the Movies: Movies about Espionage - 243 -- - The Company as Culture Vulture: The CIA Fights the Soviets in Music, Painting, and Literature - 250 -- - Encounter et al., the CIA's Stable of Highbrow Culture Magazines - 261 -- - Ten Selected Books Published by the CIA Front Congress for Cultural Freedom - 272 -- - It Always Sounds Better in French--Especially If You Don't Know French - 276 |
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