by Christopher Andrew
To mark the centenary of its foundation, the British Security Service, MI5, has opened its archives to an independent historian.
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by Michael Jago
Michael Jago's brilliant account of Bingham's life is not just the story of a perfect spy, it is also of a writer whose thrillers transcended the genre, exploring the emotions behind the darkest human behaviour.
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by Phil Shenahan
Phil Shanahan tells the extraordinary story of the three men who saved countless Allied lives and shortened the war by a year, as well as the efforts to recognise their bravery.
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by Sinclair McKay
The first history for the general reader of life at Bletchley Park, and an amazing compendium of memories from people who were there.
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by Peter Hennessy
This updated edition of The Secret State revises Hennessy's picture of the Soviet threat that was presented to ministers from the last days of the Second World War to the 1960s.
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by William Fowler
Fascinating account of secret operations on the Italian front in World War II.
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by Michael Smith
Michael Smith constructs his absorbing narrative around the reminiscences of those who worked and played at Bletchley Park, and their stories add a very human colour to their cerebral activity.
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by Hart-Davis, Duff
As discussed on Radio Four's Today programme this tells the story of a secret war fought by British mercenaries in the Yemen in the early 1960s.
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by Phil Tomaselli
Phil Tomaselli's fascinating guide to over 200 years of British spies takes the reader on a journey through the twilight world of the secret intelligence organizations and it shows where their records can be found.
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by Chapman Pincher
Chapman Pincher details 60 years of Soviet spying against Britain and makes the case that MI5 chief Sir Roger Hollis was himself a double agent, a fact that has long been the subject of an official cover-up.
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