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Lysander (aircraft)
Maasing, Colonel Richard (Estonian Director of Military Intelligence; agent ‘43931’)
Maastricht
MacArthur, General Douglas
Macartney, Wilfred, prosecution of
MacDonald, Ramsay
Macdonogh, Lt.-Gen. Sir George (DMI
1916-18):
appointed DMI
character and personal life
head of intelligence at GHQ (1914-16)
prewar head of MO5
relations with Cumming
role in establishment and prewar development of Secret Service Bureau
role in wartime development of overseas intelligence networks
views on:
Agadir Crisis
Compton Mackenzie
relationship between SIS and War Office
MacEwan, Brig.-Gen. Douglas
Machray
Mackenzie, Colin (SOE officer)
Mackenzie, Captain (Sir) Compton:
account of Cumming’s motor accident
character
literary style of reports
operations in Greece
possible successor to Cumming as Chief
prosecution under Official Secrets Act
views on Macartney case
Ægean Memories
First Athenian Memories
Greek Memories
Water on the Brain
Maclaren, Malcolm
Maclean, (Sir) Fitzroy
Macmillan, Harold (later 1st Earl of Stockton), Minister of State in Algiers
Madagascar
Madrid
Military/Passport Control Office
SIS station
Magruder, Brig.-Gen. John, head of
US Strategic Services Unit
Maine, J.
Makgill, Sir George
Makgill Organisation (‘industrial intelligence service’)
Malaya
Mallet, (Sir) Victor, minister at Stockholm
Malmö
Malta
Anglo-French-Italian conference (1916)
SIS station
Manchuria
Japanese invasion (1931)
Manila:
SIS station
US intelligence services
Mao Zedong
Marriott, Cyril, consul in Haifa
Marseilles
Marshall-Cornwall, General Sir James:
Assistant Chief of Secret Service (ACSS)
SIS Controller Mediterranean
Marsouin (French submarine)
‘Martian’ reports (Combined Intelligence Section)
Martin, John
Marty, Inspector (French Gestapo collaborator)
Masaryk, Tomáš
Mask (intercepts of Comintern communications)
Mason, (Sir) Paul, minister at Sofia
Mason-Macfarlane, Lt.-Gen. (Sir) Noel
Maugham, Somerset
mission to Russia
Ashenden
Maw, Bertie
Maximov, Arkady (Soviet defector)
Maxse, Ernest
Maxwell, Colonel Terence (Middle East head of SOE)
Meath, Reginald Brabazon, 12th Earl of
Medlicott, Colonel H. E., head of Anglo-
Persian Oil Company Security
Branch
Meiklejohn, Ronald
Melville, William
memoirs (of agents and officers)
Menzies, Sir Stewart (SIS Chief 1939-52):
appointed SIS Chief
assessment of his leadership
background, character and early career
briefs European stations on eve of war
concern at sharing Ultra intelligence
defends SIS against Service ministries’
criticisms
defends SIS control of GC&CS
development of operations in:
Austria
Balkans
Far East
France
Iberia
Low Countries
Mediterranean
Middle East
North Africa
Scandinavia
South America
Soviet Union
Switzerland
United States
dislike of planned assassination schemes
evidence to 1922 Secret Service Committee on operations in United States
forestalls Montgomery’s scheme to transfer SIS to Ministry of Defence
head of Military Section
involvement in ‘Corby case’
letter to Boyle on ‘German abolition of Christmas’
liaison with French intelligence services
liaison with MI9
liaison and relations with MI5
Morton’s claim of role in Zinoviev Letter affair
opposes proposed merger of Section V with MI5
personal supply of intelligence to Churchill
plans for postwar special operations
political views
portrayals in memoirs
postwar development of liaison with US intelligence services
rejected as successor to Cumming
relations with Churchill
reorganisation of SIS
reports to Secret Service Committee
response to Hankey review
response to JIC study on postwar ‘Intelligence Machine’
response to Venlo incident
role in establishment and operation of SOE
role in interwar liaison between SIS and War Office
role in and response to Bland Report proposals on postwar organisation of SIS
succeeded as Chief by John Sinclair
supports absorption of SOE by SIS
supposed visit to Algiers (1942)
transfers from War Office to SIS
wartime visits to Continent
Meric, Marie-Madeleine