"C": The Secret Life of Sir Stewart Graham Menzies, Spymaster to Winston Churchill |
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... important than the life of his government . Baldwin went . before the Commons and produced evidence to placate Parliament that could only have been obtained by cryptanalysis . Predictably , the evidence did not placate Parliament ...
... important than the life of his government . Baldwin went . before the Commons and produced evidence to placate Parliament that could only have been obtained by cryptanalysis . Predictably , the evidence did not placate Parliament ...
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... important diplomatic espio- nage work in London , and there was nobody to replace him . However , " C " relented largely because he had reasons for not wanting to keep Ellis inside Broadway - reasons that were not to emerge for several ...
... important diplomatic espio- nage work in London , and there was nobody to replace him . However , " C " relented largely because he had reasons for not wanting to keep Ellis inside Broadway - reasons that were not to emerge for several ...
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... important docu- ments of the German Foreign Ministry , and in due course they were placed in Karl von Loesch's custody . Loesch recognized their importance , and instead of destroying them as he was ordered to do , he put the films into ...
... important docu- ments of the German Foreign Ministry , and in due course they were placed in Karl von Loesch's custody . Loesch recognized their importance , and instead of destroying them as he was ordered to do , he put the films into ...
Contents
CHURCHILL v MENZIES | 13 |
ORIGINS | 15 |
JACK AND SUSANNAH | 20 |
Copyright | |
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