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Spy Book: The Encyclopedia of Espionage

(Larger Image)	Spy Book: The Encyclopedia of Espionage by Norman Palmer, Thomas B. Allen Product Group: Book Publisher: Random House Reference (1996-10-01) ISBN: 0679425144 EAN: 9780679425144 Binding/Media: Hardcover - 633 pages Edition: 1 Release Date: 1996-11-05 SKU: 7084844 Condition: New Comments: A WONDERFUL COLLECTIBLE HARDBACK BOOK! AS PICTURED. EARLY PRINT. HARDBACK BOOK, DUST JACKET AND PAGES ARE IN PRISTINE CONDITION. SHIPS RAPIDLY. GREAT PACKAGING. PRIORITY AIR MAIL.
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Product Description his intriguing book covers intelligence agencies, espionage code names, terms, countries, literature, equipment, and more. Spy Book will captivate and enthrall anyone curious about espionage. Contains over 2,000 entries and references and photos and illustrations of famous spies, codes, hardware and more.
Amazon.com Review Norman Polmar and Thomas Allen describe espionage as the world's second-oldest profession, right behind prostitution. They say the two trades share much of the same allure: "Money, secrecy, sex, great public interest, and people's reputations--or lack thereof--are involved in both professions." Spies are probably the objects of greater curiosity, given their proximity to the corridors of power. And now Polmar and Allen have come up with a compendium that informs on the informers, from "A-2" (the intelligence staff of the U.S. Army Air Corps) to "Zelle, Margaretha" (Mata Hari's real name). More than 2,000 entries deliver the scoop on agencies, operations, jargon, technology, and even such fictional figures as James Bond.

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