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15/10/2012
Read aloud to better understand literature of the past
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"When we read a text, we hear a voice talking to us. Yet the voice changes over time. When we read a novel written today, we hear a voi...
24/08/2012
Espionage Monopoly
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"In WWII, agents of the British secret service unit MI9 oversaw the development and distribution of special-edition versions of the boa...
24/02/2012
The absurd world of espionage
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"From propaganda catapults to exploding seashells, why do "intelligence" services come up with so many bad, and often absurd,...
05/02/2012
Writers as political instruments
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"In order to introduce our literature to the world, we should first set our ideology, since nothing can change world beliefs as literat...
17/01/2012
Concentration Camps
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On this day in 1945 the Nazis began to evacuate the Auschwitz concentration camp, ten days later liberated by the advancing Soviet troops. L...
16/01/2012
As Spartacus Before Us
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Gone are the days of writers such as Romain Rolland , the lonely voices of reason, who stood against wars, lies, and slavery of thought. Thi...
04/01/2012
History of MI6 written with blood and sex
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"An MI6 agent became a serial killer as he used pretty young women to lure Russians to their deaths with the promise of sex [...] A Cos...
29/12/2011
Britain’s "first" double agent
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"To his handlers in the Security Service, MI5, he was code-named Snow, while to his masters in German intelligence he was Johnny. Arthu...
07/12/2011
Kim Philby and the woman who made him happy
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"Historians still argue why [ Kim] Philby, a British aristocrat and a graduate of the Cambridge University, suddenly chose to work for ...
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01/12/2011
Spies you don't hear about
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"Born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1894, Eugene Jacques Bullard stowed away to Europe as a teenager, earning money as a prizefighter and in...
18/11/2011
Stalin’s deadly spy in the Fourth Internationale
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"Mark Zborowski was the most notorious and deadly agent of the Soviet secret police (the GPU) inside the Trotskyist movement in the 193...
30/10/2011
Ritzkrieg of Wartime London
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"The Savoy of this period, like London's other grand hotels, was a locus of powerful resentment: a building that symbolised the ten...
25/10/2011
The day Nixon wanted to blow up the world
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"For two weeks in October 1969, the Nixon Administration secretly placed U.S. nuclear forces on alert. [...] Still today, no conclusiv...
02/10/2011
A right and a duty
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Just read Soldiers' Revolt , by Hans Hellmut Kirst , a fictionalised account of the plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler, and the implement...
27/09/2011
History's unsung spies
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"Surely the most eccentric unsung spy was Maxwell Knight, known to his friends as Max or M. Although he did later become well known, it...
07/09/2011
First Lady Eva Peron protected Nazis in exchange for looted treasures
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"The former first lady of Argentina has been accused of accepting Nazi treasures stolen from wealthy families during the Holocaust in r...
19/08/2011
How to restore profits in America
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Worried about the state of the economy? You're not the only one. Others worried before you, and they had a plan... Here's a piece th...
14/12/2010
There is fiction, and there is history, and the author in the middle
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"There is fiction, and there is history. Certain critics of no discernment have considered that fiction is history which might have tak...
30/10/2010
British Female Spies of WWII
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"One of Britain's most-decorated female spies was initially dismissed as "scatterbrained" and "not very intelligent...
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28/10/2010
The Great Gold Conspiracy
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"The precious metals markets have tremendous potential for investors. But they are also wrapped up in great mystery -- deliberately so....
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