A time for spies : Theodore Stephanovich Mally and the era of the great illegals /
For centuries, the practice of espionage was primarily the domain of scoundrels and mercenaries, miscreants willing to sell information for money or other reward. The rise of the Soviet Union spawned a new type of spying, that of the ideological convert prepared to sell out his heritage for an idea
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Language: | English |
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Nashville :
Vanderbilt University Press,
1999
Nashville : c1999 Nashville : 1999 |
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Table of Contents:
- Sect. 1 Crucible of History. Serial 1. World That Was. Serial 2. Drumbeat of History. Serial 3. Long Journey Begins. Serial 4. Internationalist. Serial 5. Journey to a New Jerusalem
- Sect. 2. In the Service of the Cause. Serial 6. First Assignments. Serial 7. INO. Serial 8. Bevy of Great Illegals. Serial 9. Red Beard and Friend. Serial 10. Paris and Unrequited Love. Serial 11. Documenting the Great Illegals. Serial 12. London Rezidentura. Serial 13. First Recruit. Serial 14. First Recruit's Handiwork. Serial 15. Circle Grows. Serial 16. Recruits at Work. Serial 17. New Man in London. Serial 18. Turtle Attacks
- Sect. 3. Vision Shattered.
- Sect. 1 The Crucible of History. Serial 1. The World That Was. Serial 2. Drumbeat of History. Serial 3. The Long Journey Begins. Serial 4. The Internationalist. Serial 5. Journey to a New Jerusalem
- Sect. 2. In the Service of the Cause. Serial 6. First Assignments. Serial 7. The INO. Serial 8. A Bevy of Great Illegals. Serial 9. Red Beard and Friend. Serial 10. Paris and Unrequited Love. Serial 11. Documenting the Great Illegals. Serial 12. The London Rezidentura. Serial 13. The First Recruit. Serial 14. The First Recruit's Handiwork. Serial 15. The Circle Grows. Serial 16. Recruits at Work. Serial 17. New Man in London. Serial 18. The Turtle Attacks
- Sect. 3. The Vision Shattered. Serial 19. Diverse Crises of Conscience. Serial 20. From Paris to the Chamblandes Road. Serial 21. Home to New Jerusalem.