Best Nonfiction Intro Book On The Cold War. All votes add books to this list. Featuring authors odd arne westad, taylor downing, michael dobbs, and ben macintyre.
49 books based on 40 votes: Johnson (2006) many are the crimes: John le carre | 4.81.
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As for three musketeers, those that i mentioned on the other page are, in fact, part of the musketeer series. Deborah wiles (goodreads author) 3.90. The spy who came in from the cold by john le carré, tinker, tailor, soldier, spy by john le carré, smiley's people by john le.
Dive Into These Cold War History Books For Adult Nonfiction Fans!
Countdown (the sixties trilogy, #1) by. Please tell us about it. Betrayal in berlin tells the astonishing true story of the berlin tunnel, one of the west’s greatest espionage operations of the cold war.
Featuring Authors Odd Arne Westad, Taylor Downing, Michael Dobbs, And Ben Macintyre.
Using newly declassified documents and personal papers, calder walton tells the story of the secrets, sources, and methods of british intelligence throughout the cold war. Mikhail gorbachev's rise to power in 1985 was the start of the last years of the cold war. The cold war persecution of gays and lesbians in the federal government by david k.
This Book Tells The Story Of Oleg Gordievsky, A Famous Kgb Agent Who Eventually Became A Double Agent Working For Mi6,.
Johnson (2006) many are the crimes: John le carre | 4.81. Orwell takes his place at the head of this list as the first writer to use the term “cold war” in relation to geopolitical conditions immediately.
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A modern classic in which john le carré expertly creates a total vision of a secret world, tinker, tailor, soldier, spy begins george smiley's. In each one, d'artagnan, athos, porthos, and aramis. Vogel provides the most vivid account to date of.
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