Spy Wars: Espionage and Canada: From Gouzenko to Glasnost
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Fact as fascinating as fiction, this book delivers a briskly paced survey of Canada s secret history. To most Canadians, the world of espionage may seem a far off sort of affair, a great game played... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:155013258X
ISBN13:9781550132588
Release Date:January 1991
Publisher:Key Porter Books
Length:276 Pages
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Interesting Book !!!
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Provides a well-documented, fascinating survey of threats to Canada's national security, from the Gouzenko affair, which triggered the Cold War, to recent cases of terrorism & industrial espionage, which usher in a new age of high-tech spying & sabotage. The characters featured include Hugh Hambleton, an unassuming professor who brought glamour to his life by giving secrets to the Soviets; Rudi Hermann, who ran a popular restaurant in Toronto & after hours operated the KGB's North Amer. spy network; & Stephen Ratkai who was caught buying info.on submarine surveillance from an undercover agent
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