Table Of Content

Index to Volume Seven (1992) Aldrich, Richard J., Conspiracy or Confusion? Churchill, Roosevelt and Pearl Harbor (Review Article) Alvarez, David, Vatican Communications Security, 1914-18 Andrew, Christopher and Gordievsky, Oleg, More Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Global Operations, 1975—1985* Angevine, Robert G., Gentlemen Do Read Each Other’s Mail: American Intelligence in the Interwar Era Bruce-Briggs, B., Another Ride on Tricycle Bull, Martin, Villains of the Peace: Terrorism and the Secret Services in Italy (Review Article) 473 Chapman, John W.M., Tricycle Recycled: Collaboration among the Secret Services of the Axis States, 1940-—41 268 de Graaff, Bob, What Happened to the Central Personality Index? 317 Denniston, Robin, Three Kinds of Hero: Publishing the Memoirs of Secret Intelligence People 112 Dravis, Michael W., Storming Fortress Albania: American Covert Operations in Microcosm, 1949-54 425 Eldridge, Justin I.C., The Blarney Stone and the Rhine: 23rd Headquarters, Special Troops and the Rhine River Crossing, March 1945 211 Fitch, Stephen D., The FBI Library Awareness Program: An Analysis 101 Glees, Anthony, War Crimes: The Security and Intelligence Dimension 242 Hers, Hans, The Rise of the Dutch Resistance: A Memoir 454 Hopkins, Michael F., A British Cold War? (Review Article) 479 Hugh-Jones, Martin, Wickham Steed and German Biological Warfare Research 379 Hutchinson, Harold R., Intelligence: Escape from Prisoner’s Dilemma 327 * Volume 7, Number 1 (January 1992) was a 130-page Special Issue edited by Christopher Andrew and Oleg Gordievsky on ‘More Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Global Operations, 1975—1985’. It carried no individual articles, book reviews or correspondence. Index to Volume Seven (1992) Aldrich, Richard J., Conspiracy or Confusion? Churchill, Roosevelt and Pearl Harbor (Review Article) Alvarez, David, Vatican Communications Security, 1914-18 Andrew, Christopher and Gordievsky, Oleg, More Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Global Operations, 1975—1985* Angevine, Robert G., Gentlemen Do Read Each Other’s Mail: American Intelligence in the Interwar Era Bruce-Briggs, B., Another Ride on Tricycle Bull, Martin, Villains of the Peace: Terrorism and the Secret Services in Italy (Review Article) 473 Chapman, John W.M., Tricycle Recycled: Collaboration among the Secret Services of the Axis States, 1940-—41 268 de Graaff, Bob, What Happened to the Central Personality Index? 317 Denniston, Robin, Three Kinds of Hero: Publishing the Memoirs of Secret Intelligence People 112 Dravis, Michael W., Storming Fortress Albania: American Covert Operations in Microcosm, 1949-54 425 Eldridge, Justin I.C., The Blarney Stone and the Rhine: 23rd Headquarters, Special Troops and the Rhine River Crossing, March 1945 211 Fitch, Stephen D., The FBI Library Awareness Program: An Analysis 101 Glees, Anthony, War Crimes: The Security and Intelligence Dimension 242 Hers, Hans, The Rise of the Dutch Resistance: A Memoir 454 Hopkins, Michael F., A British Cold War? (Review Article) 479 Hugh-Jones, Martin, Wickham Steed and German Biological Warfare Research 379 Hutchinson, Harold R., Intelligence: Escape from Prisoner’s Dilemma 327 * Volume 7, Number 1 (January 1992) was a 130-page Special Issue edited by Christopher Andrew and Oleg Gordievsky on ‘More Instructions from the Centre: Top Secret Files on KGB Global Operations, 1975—1985’. It carried no individual articles, book reviews or correspondence. INDEX TO VOLUME SEVEN Kealey, Gregory S., The Surveillance State: The Origin of Domestic Intelligence and Counter-Subversion in Canada, 1914-21 Merom, Gil, Virtue, Expediency and the CIA’s Institutional Trap 30 Rip, Michael Russell, Military Photo-Reconnaissance during the Yom Kippur War: A Research Note Thorne, Peter, Andrew Thorne and the Liberation of Norway 300 Van Seters, Deborah, ‘Hardly Hollywood’s Ideal’: Female Autobiographies of Secret Service Work, 1914—45 403 Whitaker, Reg, The Politics of Security Intelligence Policy- making in Canada: II 1984-91 53 Book Reviews 133,347,483 Correspondence 170,516 Conference Report 512