Double crossed : the missionaries who spied for the United States during the Second World War /
What makes a good missionary makes a good spy. Or so thought "Wild" Bill Donovan when he launched a secret new program under the Office of Strategic Services. His recruits, in turn, believed an American victory would help them protect their foreign ministries and expand the kingdom of God....
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Basic Books,
[2019]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Before they were spies (1896-1941)
- "A son of a bitch, but a game one"
- "Between hope and despair"
- "A conquering faith"
- "Prophecies yet to be fulfilled"
- "What a fine schooling you are having"
- Part 2. Going to war (1941-1942)
- "Converted to our service"
- "Spies and lies in Tangier"
- "The double opportunity to serve God and country"
- "It's your souls we want"
- Part 3. Taking the fight to the enemy (1942-1943)
- "The next jump"
- "A great hodge-podge of conflicting loyalties"
- "An angry saint who kept a soldier's faith"
- "The thorough beating they so richly deserve"
- Part 4. Occupying holy lands (1943-1945)
- "America's one priority in the Arab world"
- "Top-notch and absolutely fearless"
- "The beginning of the end of Japan's ungodly power"
- "Pilgrim's progress"
- Part 5. Winning the war
- "God help us!"
- "An unusual opportunity"
- "The high point of Muslim alliance"
- "Between a strife-torn earth and wrath-darkened heavens"
- Legacies (1945-present)
- "The CIA holds nothing sacred including the sacred."