Product Description: "Elegant and rich in detail, [Kim Philby] provides intriguing glimpses of the man who would become the twentieth century's most notorious British spy and traitor."—Mail on SundayKim Philby is recognized as the Cold War's most infamous traitor, a Soviet spy at the heart of British intelligence...read more

Product Description: A number-one *bestseller when it came out in 1987, "How the English Establishment Framed Stephen Ward" inspired Andrew Lloyd-Weber to write a musical about Stephen Ward. It offers a wider perspective into its complex central figure, Stephen Ward, as well as a broader insight into one of the greatest scandals of the past 100 years...read more

Product Description: Masterspy Alexander Orlov was born in Russia in 1898. His guerrilla activities during and after the Great War caught the attention of Dzerzhinsky, founder of the Soviet secret police. Orlov proved a natural spy, playing a leading role in the creation of the UK's Cambridge network (Philby, Burgess, Maclean and Blunt) as well as the Berlin section of the Red Orchestra, a band of underground agents whose feats helped determine the outcome of the Second World War and its Cold War aftermath...read more

A photographic history of the art war ranges from the American Civil War to Vietnam and Iraq, as seen through photographs that capture the lives of soldiers on and off the battlefield, the use of heavy machinery and artillery, the weapons of war, and the devastation that occurs in the wake of war. Reprint.

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Chronicles the history of Australia from its use as a settlement for English prisoners to the present, discussing relations between Aborigines and European settlers and the growing division between Australia and England.

Based on hundreds of hours of interviews with Kim Philby and unique access to his KGB files, a noted journalist offers an intricate portrait of the Cold War's most notorious Soviet spy, answering many enduring questions about his espionage career.

Chronicles the career of Cold-War double agent Kim Philby, a British counter intelligence officer and KGB operative

Reveals the story of the man who was a Soviet spy while he was being groomed to take over as chief of British intelligence, detailing his decision to join the Russians, the complexities of his double life, and his years spent in the Soviet Union

This comprehensive history of spies, spying, and the intelligence bureaucracy profiles famous spies and intelligence organizations around the world and addresses the question of whether any spying endeavor ever actually changed the course of history

An account of the Profumo scandal of the 1960s reveals the truth behind Stephen Ward's double-agent claim and argues that his trial was a corruption of justice

Explores repressive political and military influences upon and the truthfulness of the coverage of wars of the past one hundred twenty years by reporters around the world