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The Second Oldest Profession, Spies and Spying in the 20th Century Summary:By Phillip Knightley
The Second Oldest Profession, Spies and Spying in the 20th Century (88992) MARC Record Unabridged Cassette (Product Type Info)/15 Cassettes Written By: Phillip Knightley Narrated By: Nelson Runger Genre(s): History , Nonfiction ISBN: 1-55690-464-9 Phillip Knightley traces the history of modern intelligence agencies from 1909 to the present. As his tale unfolds, the author raises the age-old question: Are spies really worth all the trouble? The answer may be the best kept secret the KGB and CIA ever shared. Summary: A Good History, But Needs Updating Rating: 4 For students of intelligence history, this book or the unabridged audiotape set is a good beginning for learning how the world intelligence community began and evolved. It only covers the major players of the Cold War. I don't believe China or Mossad are mentioned at all. It stops in the 1990s and I wish there was someone who could update it with the same sense of fun the original author had. NEWER EBOOKSSponsored LinksThe Second Oldest Profession, Spies and Spying in the 20th Century Keywordsintelligence knightley phillip spies profession spying 20th oldest unabridged audiotape learning beginning shared cia community updating students china mentioned stops 1990s update mossad oldest profession phillip knightley profession spies runger genre nelson runger unabridged cassette knightley narrated |
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