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Condition: Very Good. 2021. First Edition. 96 pages. Signed by the author. Paperback book with pictorial cover. Full title: Images of The National Archives: Prime Ministers of the 20th Century. Ribbon to front cover. Black and white photographs throughout. Flat signed by author to title page. Binding remains firm. Pages and photographs are bright and clear with no visible markings. Paper cover has mild edgewear with curling to corners. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings and executions, double agents and femmes fatales from across the globe, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Rummage through documents received anonymously to the shadowy PO Box 500, London, W2. Work out what has value and how to decode it, with experts at your shoulder: authors and archivists Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge have had unparalleled access. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book and the National Archives' hit exhibition 'MI5: Official Secrets'. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 right from its inception. The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. 'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.…

Hardback. Condition: New. 'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day. 368 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day. 368 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings and executions, double agents and femmes fatales from across the globe, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Rummage through documents received anonymously to the shadowy PO Box 500, London, W2. Work out what has value and how to decode it, with experts at your shoulder: authors and archivists Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge have had unparalleled access. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book and the National Archives' hit exhibition 'MI5: Official Secrets'. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 right from its inception. The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.…

Hardback. Condition: New. 'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. The MI5 Archive | Official Secrets | Mark Dunton (u. a.) | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Thames & Hudson | EAN 9780500030455 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'Contains real treasure' The Times 'Shines a light on MI5's areas of focus during some of the biggest political events of the 20th century . includes previously unpublished files' Telegraph The definitive visual record of the clandestine work carried out by the British Security Service, MI5, from its origins to the modern day. 'The book is magnificent: a collection of unequalled and evocative material from the true archives of the Security Service . Here is a Special Branch report from 1936 discussing one Eric Blair, alias George Orwell, who may or may not be a threat to the public good. Here is a photoset documenting the cache excavation of one Karel Richter, a Nazi spy who parachuted into Britain in 1941 with a radio crystal, £300 and a loaded pistol. . Everything is familiar, everything is strange, and this is where authors Mark Dunton and Stephen Twigge come to the fore, weaving elegant history and exposition to help us make sense of the marginalia - to give us knowledge rather than just data; intelligence, rather than information.' Nick Harkaway, from his Foreword Regnum Defende: Defend the Realm. MI5, the intelligence agency responsible for protecting the UK against threats to national security, has acted under this motto since it was founded in 1909. This has involved the management of secrets over the decades: secrets for which vast swathes of information are now declassified. Detailing uprisings, executions and double agents, The MI5 Archive presents a window into the world of spycraft that has kept British democracy safe. Within you will find source material on the Siege of Sidney Street, the Cambridge Spy Ring and the Profumo Affair, and never-before-published imagery prepared exclusively for this book. From interrogations to surveillance logs, coded messages to intercepted phone calls, The MI5 Archive charts the clandestine activities of MI5 from its inception to the present day.Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 368 pp. Englisch.…