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Security and Special Operations: SOE and MI5 During the Second World War (PDF eBook)

eBook by Murphy, C.

Security and Special Operations: SOE and MI5 During the Second World War (PDF eBook)

£109.50

ISBN:
9780230625532
Publication Date:
10 Oct 2006
Publisher:
Springer Nature
Imprint:
Palgrave Macmillan
Pages:
253 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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Security and Special Operations: SOE and MI5 During the Second World War (PDF eBook)

Description

This volume offers the first comprehensive history of the Security Section of the Special Operations Executive and its relationship with MI5 during the Second World War. The book makes extensive use of recently declassified files in order to examine the development of liaison between the two organizations.

Contents

Introduction The Origins and Development of SOE's Security Section Inverlair No.6 Special Workshop School: 'The Cooler' Security Abroad Liaison with MI5 (i): Cooperation Liaison with MI5 (ii): Conflict Approaching Section V Security Aspects of the Nordpol Affair Double Cross and Deception Unfinished Business Postscript on Sources: SOE at The National Archives Biblography Index

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