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Spies

The Secret Agents Who Changed The Course Of History

Volkman, Ernest

Spies

Spies

The Secret Agents Who Changed The Course Of History

Spies

 

Both a solid reference work and an exciting read, authored by an acclaimed espionage historian and former prize-winning correspondent for "Newsday", this is a riveting real-life look at the masters of the black art of espionage covering the true stories of agents, assets, dupes, moles, and amateur spies.

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Beschrijving Spies

An in-depth examination of the men and women whose feats of espionage changed the course of 20th-century history. This reference contains a variety of true stories, ranging from the Dutch housewife who became Mata Hari to the Pope who worked for American intelligence.

ISBN
9780471025061
Pagina's
288
Verschenen
NUR
754
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
John Wiley & Sons Inc

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