Cold warrior: James Jesus Angleton : the CIA's master spy hunterJames Angleton was the most controversial and mysterious counterintelligence spymaster in the CIA's history. Veteran reporter Tom Mangold covers every phase of the spymaster's career and lays bare the dangerous, illusory world of high intelligence in the white heat of the Cold War. His tale is as suspenseful as a work of fiction. |
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User Review - RandyStafford - LibraryThingMy reaction to reading this book in 1995. Fascinating story of one man’s obsession and paranoia and how it greatly crippled the CIA’s intelligence work against the Soviet Union during the Cold War ... Read full review
COLD WARRIOR: James Jesus Angleton: The CIA's Master Spy Hunter
User Review - Jane Doe - KirkusAmong the top men who kept the CIA's secrets during the height of the cold war was James Jesus Angleton, chief of counterintelligence. Whether the austere and obsessive operative (who died in 1987 ... Read full review
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