Fitzgibbon, Constantine Secret Intelligence BS

THE SECRET WAR THAfNEVERENDS...

The role of undercover intelligence operations in determiningthe outcome of global warfare has for too long i been shrouded in a veil of misleading obscurity. But, here, in-łhls provocative and stimulating survey of the world’s t-' major intelligence networks, Constantine FitzGibbon, himself a former intelligence officer, offers fresh, first-hand j insight into some of the most compulsive riddles in this | century of secret conflict.

Why did the British deliberately invent the ‘Lucy Ring’ for transmitting top secret Information to their Russian j allies?

Were the Americans warned about the imminent Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and if so - why did they fail to act?

How did the closely guarded Ultra Operation really work I and what was its true military significance in the i    decipherment of the crucial German ‘Enigma Machinę’?

Here also, is a fascinating glimpse at present-day espionage activities, including frightening revelations about the increased use of sophisticated technology and its inherent danger for the futurę of world security.

‘Fascinating reading’

THEOBSERYER

‘ r

;jj

AUfUNHHKKMNI

MN39ITH1NI13U33S

gfi

;

li!

U.K.£1.95 CANADA $5.95 AUSTRALIA $6.75 NEW ZEALANO $6.50

NON-FICTION 0 586 04136 2