v BRITISH INTELLIGENCE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR VOLUME FOUR SECURITY AND COTJNTER-INTELLIGENCE BRITISH INTELLIGE.NCE IN THE The authors of this, as of other official histories of the Second World War, have been given free access to official documents. They alone are responsible SECOND WORLD for the statements made and the views expressed. WAR VOLUME FOUR SECURITY AND COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE by F. H. HINSLEY F'elkrw of'St John's College and Emeritus Professor of the History ol' lnternational Relations in the Universily of Cambridge and C. A. G. SIMKINS Sometime Scholar of New College, Oxford and of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law Q (lrrrwrr rrrpyr.iglrt rr11r (]ON'I'ENTS l,'irst prrblislrcrl r r;r;rr lSllNorr(ito<;rr:ro Pt'elh<:e IX l.ist of' Abbreviations xl HMSO publications are available from: .'lri* ff.liir#::f:tff PART I: ,,, PO Box 276, London, SWg 5DT Telephone orders or_g73 gogo General enquiries or-873 oor r Chapter r: Before the War 3 (queuing system in operation for both numbers) Ohapter z: The Twilight War 29 Ohapter 3: The Fifth Column Panic 47 Chapter 4: The Re-Organisation of Security in the 4e High Holborn, London, ytY$:ril"tTfi oor r (counrer service only) United Kingdom,June rg4o toJune rg4r 65 258 Broad Street, Birmingham, Br zHE ozt,_643 374o Sougth-ezyr HPoriuncsees, s3 3S tWreiente, MSatrnecehi,e sBtreisr,t oMl,6 BoS gr AzSB eo 6lrigiT3i4ii O7zaogio"O PART II: 8o Chichester Street, Belfast, BTr dy (oz3r) zgga5r 7r Lothian Road, Edinburgh, EH3 9AZ ogr_zza 4i"e, HMSO's Accredited Agents (lhapter 5: The Decline of the Threat from Subversion (see Yellow Pages) to the End of rg4z 79 and, through good boohsellers (lhallter 6: Trgh4e oD etofe atth oef tAheu tAubmwne hor'sf Orqffe4nl,s ivaen, dJ utnhee Consolidation of the Double-Cross System 87 BritisAhis LCaivIbParia lcarabytl aeCl oafgrtuoaemlo g rteuhcieno grB dir nifto isprhu tbhLliiiscb arbatoirooynk Data {r OhaJrter 7: Cvoefo luorgnpt4merre -tEnots tpohiofe n DEaegncede poOtfip orengr af4trioozmn s tahned A tuhetu Dmen- Lo7 :*s- Chapter 8: Disputes about Responsibility for Counter- it[r Espionage from June rg4r to the End of ,& 1942 r3r k #- ii {1... PART III: ss. :,1 .rt,{i (lhapter g: 'Ihe Development of Security Organisation ir Overseas to the End of lg4z r4r i!!t. ,* Oltalltcr ro: Counter-Espionage and Deception Opera- 4|*i :l:,: tir:onurrittcc of'tlre Oommittee of'Imperial Defence (CID), ;ith llalrlarrc irs t:hirirrruur. lrs ternrs ol'ref'erence were to consider the nllrrr(' irrr

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