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- 2011380767 alternative "Defence of the realm".
- 2011380767 contributor B12250112.
- 2011380767 created "2010.".
- 2011380767 date "2010".
- 2011380767 date "2010.".
- 2011380767 dateCopyrighted "2010.".
- 2011380767 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [1003]-1018) and index.".
- 2011380767 description "Section A. The German threat, 1909-1919. Introduction: the origins of the Secret Service Bureau -- 'Spies of the Kaiser': counter-espionage before the First World War -- The First World War: part 1-The failure of German espionage -- The First World War: part 2- The rise of counter-subversion -- Section B. Between the wars. Introduction: MI5 and its staff- survival and revival -- The Red Menace in the 1920s -- The Red Menace in the 1930s -- British fascism and the Nazi threat -- Section C. The Second World War. Introduction: The Security Service and its wartime staff: 'From prison to palace' -- Deception -- Soviet penetration and the Communist Party -- Victory -- Section D. The early Cold War. Introduction: The Security Service and its staff in the early Cold War -- Counter-espionage and Soviet penetration: Igor Gouzenko and Kim Philby -- Zionist extremists and counter-terrorism -- VENONA and the special relationships with the United States and Australia -- Vetting, atom spies and protective security -- The communist party of Great Britain, the trade unions and the Labour Party -- The hunt for the 'magnificent five' -- The end of empire: part 1 -- The end of empire: part 2 -- The Macmillan government: spy scandals and the Profumo affair -- FLUENCY: paranoid tendencies -- The Wilson government 1964 -1970: security, subversion and 'Wiggery-Pokery'".
- 2011380767 description "Section E. The later Cold War. Introduction: The Security Service and its staff in the later Cold War -- Operation FOOT and counter-espionage in the 1970s -- The Heath government and subversion -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the early 1970s -- The 'Wilson Plot' -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the later 1970s -- The Callaghan government and subversion -- The Thatcher government and subversion -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the early 1980s -- Counter-espionage in the last decade of the Cold War -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the later 1980s -- The origins of the Security Service Act -- Section F. After the Cold War. The transformation of the Security Service -- Holy terror -- After 9/11 -- Conclusion: The first hundred years of the Security Service.".
- 2011380767 extent "xxiii, 1044 p. :".
- 2011380767 identifier "0307275817 (pbk.)".
- 2011380767 identifier "9780307275813 (pbk.)".
- 2011380767 issued "2010".
- 2011380767 issued "2010.".
- 2011380767 language "eng".
- 2011380767 publisher "New York : Vintage Books,".
- 2011380767 spatial "Great Britain".
- 2011380767 subject "327.1241 22".
- 2011380767 subject "Great Britain. MI5 History.".
- 2011380767 subject "Intelligence service Great Britain History.".
- 2011380767 subject "JN329.I6 A525 2010".
- 2011380767 tableOfContents "Section A. The German threat, 1909-1919. Introduction: the origins of the Secret Service Bureau -- 'Spies of the Kaiser': counter-espionage before the First World War -- The First World War: part 1-The failure of German espionage -- The First World War: part 2- The rise of counter-subversion -- Section B. Between the wars. Introduction: MI5 and its staff- survival and revival -- The Red Menace in the 1920s -- The Red Menace in the 1930s -- British fascism and the Nazi threat -- Section C. The Second World War. Introduction: The Security Service and its wartime staff: 'From prison to palace' -- Deception -- Soviet penetration and the Communist Party -- Victory -- Section D. The early Cold War. Introduction: The Security Service and its staff in the early Cold War -- Counter-espionage and Soviet penetration: Igor Gouzenko and Kim Philby -- Zionist extremists and counter-terrorism -- VENONA and the special relationships with the United States and Australia -- Vetting, atom spies and protective security -- The communist party of Great Britain, the trade unions and the Labour Party -- The hunt for the 'magnificent five' -- The end of empire: part 1 -- The end of empire: part 2 -- The Macmillan government: spy scandals and the Profumo affair -- FLUENCY: paranoid tendencies -- The Wilson government 1964 -1970: security, subversion and 'Wiggery-Pokery'".
- 2011380767 tableOfContents "Section E. The later Cold War. Introduction: The Security Service and its staff in the later Cold War -- Operation FOOT and counter-espionage in the 1970s -- The Heath government and subversion -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the early 1970s -- The 'Wilson Plot' -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the later 1970s -- The Callaghan government and subversion -- The Thatcher government and subversion -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the early 1980s -- Counter-espionage in the last decade of the Cold War -- Counter-terrorism and protective security in the later 1980s -- The origins of the Security Service Act -- Section F. After the Cold War. The transformation of the Security Service -- Holy terror -- After 9/11 -- Conclusion: The first hundred years of the Security Service.".
- 2011380767 title "Defence of the realm".
- 2011380767 title "Defend the realm : the authorized history of MI5 / Christopher Andrew.".
- 2011380767 type "text".