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100 1 Mahl, Tom E.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Espionage's most wanted :|bthe top 10 book of malicious
moles, blown covers, and intelligence oddities /|cTom E.
Mahl.
250 1st ed.
264 1 Washington, D.C. :|bBrassey's,|c[2003]
264 4 |c©2003
300 1 online resource (xviii, 300 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-285) and
index.
505 00 |tBy Their Names You Will Not Know Them: Code Names|g1 --
|tBy Their Names You Are Not Supposed to Know Them: The
Jargon of Espionage|g7 --|tTen Tools of the Trade: The
Gadgets and Toys of Espionage|g14 --|tElite: The Top Ten
Intelligence Agencies|g22 --|tFrom Russia with Secret
Police: Russian Intelligence Agencies in the Twentieth
Century|g29 --|tAmerican Revolution, American Spies:
American Spies of the American Revolution|g37 --|tAmerican
Revolution, English Spies: English Spies in the American
Revolution|g44 --|tMajor Martin and Friends--Those Who
Never Were: Phony People and Groups Created by
Intelligence Agencies|g50 --|tA Spy's Walk through London:
A Tour of London for the Espionage Aficionado|g55 --|tA
Spy's Washington, D.C.: A Tour of Georgetown and Vicinity
for the Espionage Aficionado|g60 --|tStill Classified
after All These Years: Selected Secrets Withheld from the
Public|g66 --|tCompanies of the Company: Companies Run as
Fronts by the CIA|g73 --|tJames and the Giant Peach to
Goldfinger: The Spy as Writer|g81 --|tNoms De Plume and
d'Espionage: Spies and the Pen Names They Wrote Under|g89
--|tMonster Rally, Dirty Tricks, and Black Propaganda: The
Dirty Tricks and Black Propaganda that Make Covert
Operations Fun|g93 --|tSobriquets: The Nicknames of
Espionage|g99 --|tSwallows and Honeytraps: Women Agents
Used against Men|g102 --|tRavens or Swans, the Male
Swallows: Male Agents Used against Women|g111 --|tCover
Jobs: The Jobs Spies Appear to Do in Their Public Lives
|g118 --|tRich and Famous Worked Here, Too: Prominent
People Who Worked in Intelligence|g123 --|tFavorite
Watering Holes--A Tour of Western Europe and the United
States: Places Where Spies Have a Drink and Relax|g128 --
|tBosses (Spymasters): The Memorable Ones Who Ran the
Spies|g133 --|tPrice Is Right: Payoffs and Bribes|g142 --
|tFreedom of the Press for All Those Who Own a Press:
Newspapers Owned or Under the Influence of Intelligence
Agencies|g148 --|tPatron of Letters: Books Planted by
Intelligence Agencies|g158 --|t"The Company" and "The
Friends" Take to the Air: Radio Stations Run or Controlled
by Intelligence Agencies|g163 --|tFrom "A Better World,"
"A World Full of Bliss" to "A Wet Job" and "The Measles":
Assassinations|g170 --|tThey Shoot Spies, Don't They?: The
East and West Swap Spies|g177 --|tGreat Quips from the
Great Game: Great Quotations from the Spy Business|g186 --
|tCreativity at the Bureau: The FBI Uses Its Creative
Writing Skills to Disrupt the Left and Right|g189 --
|tMagnificent Five, Plus Five: Soviet Agents Who
Penetrated the British Government|g199 --|tLoyalty,
Loyalty, Wherefore Art Thou Loyalty?: Enemy Officials and
Agents Who Helped Britain and the United States|g212 --
|tTen for the Intelligence Cognoscenti: Ten Little Known
Items of Espionage|g222 --|tTen for Tube Alloys and the
Manhattan Project: Soviet Spies Steal the Secrets of the
Atom Bomb|g232 --|tCompany Goes to the Movies: Movies
about Espionage|g243 --|tCompany as Culture Vulture: The
CIA Fights the Soviets in Music, Painting, and Literature
|g250 --|tEncounter et al., the CIA's Stable of Highbrow
Culture Magazines|g261 --|tTen Selected Books Published by
the CIA Front Congress for Cultural Freedom|g272 --|tIt
Always Sounds Better in French--Especially If You Don't
Know French|g276.
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