Dirty Work: The CIA in Western Europe

by Philip Agee (Editor), Louis Wolf (Editor)

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Backmann, Rene (Contributor)
Fletcher, Richard (Contributor)
Getler, Michael (Contributor)
Guillou, Jan (Contributor)
Halperin, Morton H. (Contributor)
Hodgson, Godfrey (Contributor)
Jacobs, Paul (Contributor)
Kelly, Phil (Contributor)
Kissinger, Henry (Contributor)
Marchetti, Victor (Contributor)
Marks, John D. (Contributor)
Roubatis, Yiannis (Contributor)
Wallis, Roger (Contributor)
Weissman, Steve (Contributor)
Wynn, Karen (Contributor)

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Canonical title
Dirty Work: The CIA in Western Europe
Original publication date
1978
Important places
Europe; Western Europe
First words
Defectors are the scourge of any intelligence agency, and for years Central Intelligence Agency "case officers" and their counterparts in other countries have made a deadly game of wooing each other to defect and to bring the... (show all)ir secrets with them.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Rest assured that deep in tis heart, the born-again CIA still lusts after power and influence.

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Nonfiction, General Nonfiction, Politics and Government, History
DDC/MDS
327.12Society, government, & culturePolitical scienceInternational Relations: SpiesForeign policy and specific topics in international relationsEspionage and subversion
LCC
JK468 .I6 .D57Political SciencePolitical institutions and public administration (United States)Political institutions and public administrationUnited StatesGovernment. Public administration

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