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Bodyguard of lies / Anthony Cave Brown.

By: Material type: TextPublisher: New York : Harper & Row, Publishers, [1975]Copyright date: �1975Edition: First editionDescription: x, 947 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0060105518
  • 9780060105518
  • 9781599213835
  • 1599213834
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Online version:: Bodyguard of lies.LOC classification:
  • D810.S7 C36 1975
  • D810.S7 B82
Available additional physical forms:
  • Also issued online.
Contents:
pt. 1: The origins of special means 1938-1942 -- Ultra -- Conventry -- Special means operational -- The search for a strategy -- Alam Halfa -- El Alamein -- pt. 2: The roots of conspiracy 1934-1943 -- Canaris -- The Schwarze Kapelle -- Friend or foe -- The plot begins -- The outbreak of war -- Conspiracy at the Vatican -- The Venlo incident -- "Adroit intrigue" -- Canaris at work -- The assassination of Heydrich -- Operation flash -- pt. 3: High strategy and low tactics 1943 -- Casablanca -- The battle of the Atlantic -- The LCS and plan Jael -- Mincemeat -- Quebec -- The Schwarze Kappelle, 1943 -- Starkey -- Prosper -- The intelligence attack -- Teheran -- Cicero -- pt. 4: Cover and deception -- January to June 1944 -- Eisenhower, supreme commander -- The German supreme command -- Bodyguard -- The Balkans -- Fortitude north -- Fortitude south -- Nuremberg -- Aerial stratagems -- Security -- The wireless game -- The French labyrinth -- Canaris's last throw -- Vendetta -- The eve of D-day -- pt. 5: Normandy to nemesis -- June 6 to August 20, 1944 -- D-day -- The deceptions of D-day -- Sword and stratagem -- The French revolt -- Rommel -- The V1 -- Goodwood -- July 20, 1944 -- The breakout -- Gotterdammerung.
Summary: Examines Allied intelligence and counter-intelligence operations during World War II, describing the cipher machine used to break German codes and the tactics, ruses, and deception employed to ensure the successful invasion of Normandy.
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Maps on lining papers.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 894-904) and index.

pt. 1: The origins of special means 1938-1942 -- Ultra -- Conventry -- Special means operational -- The search for a strategy -- Alam Halfa -- El Alamein -- pt. 2: The roots of conspiracy 1934-1943 -- Canaris -- The Schwarze Kapelle -- Friend or foe -- The plot begins -- The outbreak of war -- Conspiracy at the Vatican -- The Venlo incident -- "Adroit intrigue" -- Canaris at work -- The assassination of Heydrich -- Operation flash -- pt. 3: High strategy and low tactics 1943 -- Casablanca -- The battle of the Atlantic -- The LCS and plan Jael -- Mincemeat -- Quebec -- The Schwarze Kappelle, 1943 -- Starkey -- Prosper -- The intelligence attack -- Teheran -- Cicero -- pt. 4: Cover and deception -- January to June 1944 -- Eisenhower, supreme commander -- The German supreme command -- Bodyguard -- The Balkans -- Fortitude north -- Fortitude south -- Nuremberg -- Aerial stratagems -- Security -- The wireless game -- The French labyrinth -- Canaris's last throw -- Vendetta -- The eve of D-day -- pt. 5: Normandy to nemesis -- June 6 to August 20, 1944 -- D-day -- The deceptions of D-day -- Sword and stratagem -- The French revolt -- Rommel -- The V1 -- Goodwood -- July 20, 1944 -- The breakout -- Gotterdammerung.

Examines Allied intelligence and counter-intelligence operations during World War II, describing the cipher machine used to break German codes and the tactics, ruses, and deception employed to ensure the successful invasion of Normandy.

Also issued online.

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