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""Will entertain a wide variety of readers.""-Publishers Weekly The true stories behind the intelligence operations that changed the course of history From clandestine operations aimed at undermining Hilter's Third Reich to the CIA's foiled secret war against Castro, this fascinating volume reveals the people, strategies, and plots behind 36 of the world's most influential espionage operations-some never before brought to light, others illuminated with new details. ERNEST VOLKMAN (Danbury, Connecticut) was a prize-winning investigative reporter for New York Newsday and was executive editor of Espionage magazine. He has appeared as an authority on espionage on ""Nightline"", CNN, and ""The Today Show"" and is the author of Spies (Wiley).

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ERNEST VOLKMAN is an acknowledged authority on espionage and intelligence. Formerly a prize-winning investigative reporter for Newsday and executive editor of Espionage magazine, he is the author of several books, including Spies: The Secret Agents Who Changed the Course of History, Secret Intelligence: The Inside Story of America's Espionage Empire, and Warriors of the Night: Spies, Soldiers, and American Intelligence.

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