SECRETS ON DISPLAY : stories and spycraft from the international spy museum.
| Format: | eBook |
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| Language: | English |
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[S.l.] :
UNIV PR OF KANSAS,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction. Designing an open box of secrets / Sarah-Jane Corke
- Making the covert overt : building a modern spy museum / Alexis Albion and Anna Slafer
- The bonding of Allen Dulles and James Jesus Angleton / Jonathan Nashel
- Spying for teenagers : espionage through the eyes of Ronald Seth's young adult spy thrillers / Jonathan Best
- Ripe for recruitment : Mata Hari as a plausible intelligenceasset / Amanda Ohlke
- The triumph and downfall of Dmitri Bystrolyotov, Stalin's Romeo spy / Emil Draitser
- The role of balloons in Union military intelligence in the Civil War / James Green
- The genome of geospatial intelligence / Jack O'Connor
- "Concealing Colossus" : Britain's wartime computing history and Cold War Sigint / David Schaefer
- Ann Caracristi : the making of a codebreaker / David Sherman
- Shaping a new threat : the CIA's reports on "international terrorism" in the 1970s / Silke Zoller
- Mysteries, secrets and puzzles : designing intelligence analysis at the International Spy Museum / Cynthia Storer, Mark Stout and Sarah-Jane Corke
- Counter-disinformation and the tools of the intelligence trade : an historicalperspective / Gill Bennet
- Gray reflections from the mirror : theHanssen case and American counterintelligence / John F. Fox Jr.
- "Walk it out the door on a flash drive :" counterintelligence and the Delisle spy case / Wesley Wark
- Operation Calaba : Sir Dick White, interrogation and intelligence accountability in the introductionof internment to Northern Ireland, 1971 / Tony Craig
- Conclusion.The importance of intelligence history / Mark Stout.