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Intelligence in the Cold War : organisation, role, international cooperation / edited by Lars Christian Jenssen and Olav Riste.

Title
  1. Intelligence in the Cold War : organisation, role, international cooperation / edited by Lars Christian Jenssen and Olav Riste.
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  1. Oslo, Norway : Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies, 2001.

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Additional authors
  1. Jenssen, Lars Christian
  2. Riste, Olav
Description
  1. 197 p.; 24 cm.
Subject
  1. 1900-1999
  2. Geschichte 1945-1989
  3. Military intelligence > History > 20th century > Congresses
  4. Intelligence service > History > 20th century > Congresses
  5. Cold War > Congresses
  6. Service des renseignements militaires > Coopération internationale
  7. Guerre froide
  8. Sécurité internationale
Genre/Form
  1. Conference papers and proceedings
  2. History
Contents
  1. The role of the British Joint Intelligence Committee../Michael Herman -- CIA and warning failures/James KennethMcDonald -- Soviet intelligence on British defence plans 1945-1950/Oleg Tsarev -- Foreign intelligence services in Germany after 1945/Wolfgang Krieger -- 'Our first line of defence': Intelligence and the Israeli national security perception/Yigal Sheffy -- Creating a Cold War intelligence community: the Canadian dilemma/Wesley K.Wark
  2. A history of intelligence in post World War II Australia/Frank Cain -- 'The missing dimension', the diplomatic history of intelligence/Olav Riste -- The Netherlands intelligence community.../Cees Wiebes -- The Norwegian intelligence service in a time of change/Jan Blom -- Postscript; the historiography of intelligence in international review/D.Cameron Watt
Owning institution
  1. Harvard Library
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references.
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