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The diary of Guy Liddell, MI5's Director of Counter-Espionage during World War II, offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the Security Service. Through his daily entries, readers gain a firsthand perspective on the challenges and operations faced by MI5, highlighting key events and decisions that shaped the war effort. This account not only reflects the complexities of espionage but also sheds light on the personal experiences of those involved in safeguarding national security during a tumultuous period.

The story of what is arguably the most secret and misunderstood of all the British government departments.

Signal intelligence is the most secret, and most misunderstood, weapon in the modern espionage arsenal. As a reliable source of information, it is unequalled, which is why Government Communications Headquarters, almost universally known as GCHQ, is severa

Written by a renowned expert in the field, this is the full story of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, more commonly known as MI6, from its formation in 1909.

Examines the Abwehr's rise to power between 1935 and 1943.

In his own exciting account, Garbo recalls his career. A fantastic addition to the Dialogue Espionage Classics series.

Written by an acknowledged and world-renowned authority in the field, this is an unrivalled insider information on Soviet spying activities.

An astonishing examination of previously celebrated spies.

Nigel West draws on his own experience as a police officer based in Westminster and as a government backbencher in this tale of parliamentary intrigue and party political mischief.