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December 20, 2020 | History
An edition of Treachery: the shocking story of the British betrayals, blunders, and cover-ups that resulted in six decades of devastating Soviet espionage against America and Great Britain
(2009)
Treachery
the shocking story of the British betrayals, blunders, and cover-ups that resulted in six decades of devastating Soviet espionage against America and Great Britain
1st ed.
by Chapman Pincher
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This edition was published in 2009 by Random House in New York.
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Treachery: the shocking story of the British betrayals, blunders, and cover-ups that resulted in six decades of devastating Soviet espionage against America and Great Britain
2009, Random House
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Treachery
the shocking story of the British betrayals, blunders, and cover-ups that resulted in six decades of devastating Soviet espionage against America and Great Britain
First published in 2009
Subjects
History, Soviet Espionage, British Espionage, Espionage, Espionage, British -- History -- 20th centuryPlaces
United States, Great Britain, Grat BritainTimes
20th centuryTreachery
the shocking story of the British betrayals, blunders, and cover-ups that resulted in six decades of devastating Soviet espionage against America and Great Britain
1st ed.
This edition was published in 2009 by Random House in New York.
Table of Contents
| Introduction admission | ||
| A momentous message | ||
| Duplicity exposed | ||
| A spy called Elli | ||
| Inauspicious start | ||
| Cosmopolitan comrades | ||
| Strange interlude | ||
| Someone for tennis | ||
| Inside MI5 | ||
| The Krivitsky "coincidence" | ||
| Toxic troika | ||
| Traitors to order | ||
| In charge of "Soviet espionage" | ||
| Secrets by the bagful | ||
| Enter Sonia | ||
| Another insidious immigrant | ||
| Signing on | ||
| Calling Moscow | ||
| An enlightening book | ||
| In the city | ||
| Flagrant "divergence" | ||
| Two-headed colossus | ||
| Red light from green | ||
| A high level culprit | ||
| Calamitous clearance | ||
| An enlightening letter | ||
| First atomic spy | ||
| Enormoz | ||
| The strange behaviour of Roger Hollis | ||
| In a new world | ||
| A mystery resolved | ||
| Blind eye to Elli | ||
| The denigration of Igor Gouzenko | ||
| Long shot shot down | ||
| Protective perfidy | ||
| Back in full flood | ||
| Another GRU defector | ||
| The firs fiasco | ||
| Australian assignment | ||
| Betraying the superbomb | ||
| A brilliant break | ||
| Confessions of a kind | ||
| Misleading the Attorney General | ||
| Misleading the Prime Minister | ||
| Alienating the Americans | ||
| Unhampered escape | ||
| Volume of deception | ||
| Hollis at bay | ||
| Italian fiasco | ||
| Another volume of deception | ||
| Betrayal beyond belief | ||
| Rigorous scrutiny for some | ||
| Escape at the double | ||
| A more credible scenario | ||
| A list of nine | ||
| Reluctant riddance | ||
| Suspicious aftermaths | ||
| Pamphlet of deception | ||
| A ruthless defamation | ||
| Master of minimalism | ||
| Warning from Hoover | ||
| Master of disaster | ||
| Another spy in MI6 | ||
| The Penkovsky problem | ||
| Another enlightening case | ||
| Another naval spy | ||
| The strange escape of an arch-traitor | ||
| "The year that the roof fell in" | ||
| Portentous liaison | ||
| The fall of "Supermac" | ||
| Irish interlude | ||
| A sordid deal | ||
| Playing the royal card | ||
| Still more cover-ups | ||
| Suspect finish | ||
| Kid-glove show-down | ||
| Overdue cull | ||
| A crucial call | ||
| Two turncoats | ||
| Brush with the police | ||
| Missing link? | ||
| Sonia resurgent | ||
| The Sanden saga: Part one | ||
| The Sanden saga: Part two | ||
| Censure deferred | ||
| The scroll of anomalies | ||
| Appendix | ||
| References | ||
| Index | ||
| About the author | ||
| About the type. |
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