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Security, 17/1 (March 2002), 37-52.

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Shelly, Adam, ‘British Intelligence in the Middle East, 1939-1946’ (PhD thesis, Cambridge University, 2007).

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Smith, Michael, Foley: The Spy Who Saved 10,000 Jews (London, 1999).

Spence, Richard B., Boris Savinkov: Renegade on the Left (Boulder, Colo., 1991).

—‘Englishmen in New York: the SIS American Station, 1915-21’, Intelligence and National Security, 19/3 (Autumn 2004), 511-37.

—‘Interrupted journey: British intelligence and the arrest of Leon Trotskii, April 1917’, Revolutionary Russia, 13/1 (June 2000), 1-28.

Stafford, David, Roosevelt & Churchill: Men of Secrets (London, 1999).

Stirling, Tessa, Nałęcz, Daria, and Dubicki, Tadeusz (eds), Intelligence Co-operation between Poland and Great Britain during World War II, 2 vols: i, The Report of the Anglo-Polish Historical Committee (London, 2005); ii, Documents, ed. Jan Stanisław Ciechanowski (Warsaw, 2005).

Strong, Kenneth, Intelligence at the Top: The Recollections of an Intelligence Officer (London, 1968).

Templewood, Viscount (Sir Samuel Hoare), Ambassador on Special Mission (London, 1946).

Thomas, Edward, ‘Norway’s role in British wartime intelligence’, in Patrick Salmon (ed.), Britain and Norway in the Second World War (London, 1995), 121-8.

Thorne, Christopher, ‘MacArthur, Australia and the British, 1942-1943: the secret journal of MacArthur’s British Liaison Officer’ (Parts I and II), in Australian Outlook, 29/1 and 2 (April and Aug. 1975), 53-67 and 197-210.

Thwaites, Norman, Velvet and Vinegar (London, 1932).

Trevor-Roper, Hugh, The Philby Affair: Espionage, Treason, and Secret Services (London, 1968).

Troy, Thomas F., Wild Bill and Intrepid: Donovan, Stephenson and the Origins of the CIA (London, 1996).

Ullman, R. H., Anglo-Soviet Relations, 1917-1921, 3 vols (London, 1961-72).

Ustinov, Nadia Benois, Klop and the Ustinov Family (London, 1973).

Walton, Calder, ‘British Intelligence and the Mandate of Palestine: threats to British national security immediately after the Second World War’, Intelligence and National Security, 23/4 (Aug. 2008), 435-62.

Wark, Wesley, ‘Baltic myths and submarine bogeys: British naval intelligence and Nazi Germany 1933-1939’, Journal of Strategic Studies, 6/1 (1983), 60-81.

Wedgwood, Josiah C., Memoirs of a Fighting Life (London, 1941).

‘Whitwell, John’ [Leslie Nicholson], British Agent (London, 1966).

Wilkinson, Peter, and Bright Astley, Joan, Gubbins and SOE (London, 1993)

Willert, Sir Arthur, The Road to Safety: A Study in Anglo-American Relations (London, 1952).

Williams, Valentine, The World of Action (London, 1938).

Winter, Ormonde, Winter’s Tale: An Autobiography (London, 1955).

Winter, P. R. J, ‘British Intelligence, Adolf Hitler and the German High Command, 1939-1945’ (PhD thesis, Cambridge University, 2009).

Winterbotham, Frederick William, The Nazi Connection (London, 1978).

—The Ultra Secret (London, 1974).

Wood, J. E. R. (ed.), Detour: The Story of Oflag IVC (London, 1946).

Woodward, Sir Llewellyn, British Foreign Policy in the Second World War (rev. repr., London, 1972).

Index


A Force (Second World War strategic deception operations)

A Section (SIS Production Section)

A.3 (Belgium)

A.4 (Vichy France)

A.5 (Free French)

Aaronsohn, Aaron (‘Mack’)

Aaronsohn, Samuel

Aaronsohn, Sarah

Abinger, Shelley Scarlett, 5th Baron

Abwehr (German Military Intelligence):

absorbed by Sicherheitsdienst

double-agents

operations in:

Low Countries

Switzerland

Turkey

postwar Allied debriefing of former officers

Adair, Desmond

Adcock, (Sir) Frank (Professor of Ancient History and cryptographer)

Addis Ababa, SIS station

Aden

Admiral Graf Spee (German pocket-battleship)

Admiral Scheer (German pocket-battleship)

Admiralty:

pre-First World War intelligence gathering

role in founding of Secret Service Bureau

signals intelligence branch (NID25; ‘Room 40

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