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Decoding German spies: British spy fiction 1908–18

Intelligence & National Security · 1990 · 14 citations · 7 references

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Historical MethodologyComparative LiteratureContemporary FictionReal IntelligenceGerman SpiesSpy FictionLanguage StudiesBritish LiteratureHistorical EvidenceIntellectual HistoryGerman LiteratureHistorical Analysis

Abstract

(1990). Decoding German spies: British spy fiction 1908–18. Intelligence and National Security: Vol. 5, Spy Fiction, Spy Films and Real Intelligence, pp. 55-79.

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