The author examines the rich history of spying and its legends, from Wild Bill Donovan to Kim Philby and Mata Hari. He reveals the true, sometimes laughable exploits of these heroes and questions their effect on history. 16 pages of black-and-white photos.
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The author examines the rich history of spying and its legends, from Wild Bill Donovan to Kim Philby and Mata Hari. He reveals the true, sometimes laughable exploits of these heroes and questions their effect on history. 16 pages of black-and-white photos.
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Philip Knightley's book is interesting, but look for other, less biased, sources. He goes ballistic over Nigel West, of course, and uses Philby far too much as biased and slf-seving traitorous source.
