Burn After Reading (44 page)

Hull, C.,
Memoirs,
2 vols., New York: Macmillan, 1948

Ignatov, P. K.,
Partisans of Kuban,
London: Hutchinson, 1945

Ind, A.,
Allied Intelligence Bureau. Our Secret Weapon in the War Against Japan,
New York: McKay, 1958

Jacobsen, H.-A.,
Der zweite Weltkrieg in Chronik und Dokumenten,
Darmstadt: Wehr und Wissen, 1960

James, C.,
I Was Monty's Double,
London: Rider, 1954

Jong, L. D.,
Civil Resistance in the Netherlands,
Amsterdam: Rijksinstituut voor Oorlogsdocumentatie, 1950

Jong, L. D.,
The German Fifth Column in the Second World War,
Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1956

Jowitt, Lord,
Some Were Spies,
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1954

Kompani Linge,
2 vols., Oslo: Gyldendal, 1948

Koop, T. F.,
Weapon of Silence,
Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1946

Kordt, E.,
Wahn und Wirklichkeit,
Stuttgart: DVG, 1947

Kordt, E.,
Nicht aus den Akten,
Stuttgart: DVG, 1950

Kovpak, S. A.,
Our Partisan Course,
London: Hutchinson, 1947

Lampe, D.,
The Savage Canary,
London: Cassell, 1957

Leverkuehn, P.,
Der geheime Nachrichtendienst der deutschen Wehrmacht im Kriege,
Frankfurt: Bernard & Graefe, 1957

Lockhart, R. H. B.,
Comes the Reckoning,
London: Putnam, 1948

Loeff, W.,
Spionage. Aus den Papieren eines Abwehr-Offiziers,
Stuttgart: Rigler, 1950

Lonsdale Bryans, J.,
Blind Victory,
London: Skeffington, 1951

MacDonald, E. P.,
Undercover Girl,
New York: Macmillan, 1947

Maclean, F.,
Eastern Approaches,
London: Cape, 1949

Marshall, B.,
The White Rabbit,
London: Evans, 1952

Mashbir, S.,
I Was an American Spy,
New York: Vantage Press, 1953

Maskelyne, J.,
Magic—Top Secret,
London: Stanley Paul, 1949

Maugeri, F.,
From the Ashes of Disgrace,
New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1948

Michel, H.,
Histoire de la Résistance,
Paris: Comité d'Histoire de la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale, 1946

Miksche, F. O.,
Secret Forces,
London: Faber & Faber, 1950

Montagu, E.,
The Man Who Never Was,
London: Evans, 1953

Moorehead, A.,
The Traitors,
New York: Scribner's, 1952

Morgan, W. J.,
The OSS and I,
New York: Norton, 1957

Mosley, L. O.,
The Cat and the Mice,
London: Barker, 1958

Moyzisch, L. C.,
Der Fall Cicero,
Heidelberg: Palladium, 1950

Neuhaeusler, J.,
Kreuz und Hakenkreuz,
Muenchen: Verlag der Katholischen Kirche Bayerns, 1946

O'Callaghan, S.,
The Jackboot in Ireland,
London: Wingate, 1958

Passy, Colonel (pseudonym of André Dewawrin),
Souvenirs,
2 vols., Paris: Raoul Solar, 1948

Pechel, R.,
Deutscher Widerstand,
Erlenbach-Zuerich : Rentsch, 1947

Picker, H. (ed.),
Hitlers Tischgespraeche im Fuehrerhauptquartier, 1941–42,
Bonn: Athenaeum, 1951

Pinto, O.,
Spy-Catcher,
New York: Harper, 1952

Pinto, O.,
Friend or Foe?,
New York: Putnam, 1954

Pitt, R.,
The Courage of Fear,
London: Jarrolds, 1957

Polish Ministry of Information,
The German Fifth Column in Poland,
London: Hutchinson, 1941

Ponomarenko, P. K.,
Guerilla Warfare in the Occupied Parts of the Soviet Union,
Moscow, 1945

Psychoundakis, G.,
The Cretan Runner,
London: Murray, 1955

Rachlis, E.,
They Came to Kill. The True Story of Eight Nazi Saboteurs in America,
New York: Random House, 1961

Redelis, V.,
Partisanenkrieg. Entstehung und Bekaempfung der Partisanen und Untergrundbewegung in Mittelabschnitt der Ostfront, 1941–43,
Heidelberg: Vowinckel, 1958

Renault-Roulier, G.,
Profil d'un espion,
Paris: Plon, 1953

Rendel, A. M.,
Appointment in Crete. The Story of a British Agent,
London: Wingate, 1953

Rothfels, H.,
Die deutsche Opposition gegen Hitler,
Frankfurt: Fischer,1958

Royce, H. (with Zimmermann, E., and Jacobsen, H.-A.),
20. Juli 1944,
Bonn: Berto-Verlag, 1960

Saunders, H. S. St. G.,
The Green Beret,
London: Joseph, 1950

Schellenberg, W.,
Memoiren,
Koeln: Verlag fuer Politik und Wirtschaft, 1959

Schlabrendorff, F. v.,
Offiziere gegen Hitler,
Frankfurt: Fischer, 1959

Schreider, J.,
Das war das Englandspiel,
Muenchen: Stutz, 1950

Schultze-Holthus, N.,
Fruehrot in Iran. Abenteuer im deutschen Geheimdienst,
Esslingen: Bechtle, 1952

Schwarzwalder, J.,
We Caught Spies,
New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1946

Seth, R.,
The Undaunted. The Story of Resistance in Western Europe,
New York: Philosophical Library, 1956

Seth, R.,
Secret Servants,
New York: Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1957

Sillitoe, Sir Percy,
Cloak Without Dagger,
New York: Abelard-Schuman, 1955

Sinevirskii, N.,
Smersh,
New York: Holt, 1950

Smith, N. (with Blake Clark),
Into Siam, Underground Kingdom,
Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1946

Sturani, L.,
Antologia della resistenza,
Torino: Centro, 1951

Thorwald, J.,
Wen sie verderben wollen,
Stuttgart: Steingrueben, 1952

Thorwald, J.,
Die Ungeklarten Faelle,
Stuttgart: Steingrueben, 1950

Thorwald, J.,
Der Fall Pastorius,
Stuttgart: Steingrueben, 1953

Tickell, J.,
Odette. The Story of a British Agent,
London: Chapman & Hall, 1949

Tickell, J.,
Moon Squadron,
London: Wingate, 1956

Trabucchi, A.,
I vinto hanno sempre torto,
Torino: DeSilva, 1947

Vinogradskaya, Y. A.,
A Woman Behind the German Lines,
London, 1944

Wehner, W.,
Geheim. Ein Dokumentarbericht ueber die deutschen Geheimdienste,
Muenchen: Suddeutscher Verlag, 1960

Weisenborn, G.,
Der lautlose Aufstand,
Hamburg: Rowohlt, 1953

West, R.,
The Meaning of Treason,
New York: Viking, 1947

White, J. B.,
The Big Lie,
London: Evans, 1956

White, L.,
The Long Balkan Night,
New York: Scribner, 1944

Whitehead, D.,
The FBI Story,
New York: Random House, 1956

Wighton, C. (with Peis, G.),
Hitler's Spies and Saboteurs.
Based on the German Secret Service Diary of General Lahousen, London: Odhams, 1958

Willoughby, C. A.,
Shanghai Conspiracy,
New York: Dutton, 1952

Woodhouse, C. M.,
Apple of Discord,
London: Hutchinson, 1948

Wucher, A.,
Seit 5 Uhr 45 wird zurueckgeschossen.
Ein Dokumentarbericht ueber den Beginn des zweiten Weltkrieges, Muenchen: Suedd. Verlag, 1959

Yardley, H. O.,
The American Black Chamber,
Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1951

Zacharias, E. M.,
Secret Missions,
New York: Putnam, 1946

Zacharias, E. M. (with Farago, L.),
Behind Closed Doors.
The Secret History of the Cold War, New York: Putnam, 1950

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The documents consulted were far too numerous for individual listing, as were newspaper and magazine articles. Much material was found in the records of the various Pearl Harbor investigations; the transcripts and exhibits of the Nuremberg war crime trials; the findings and exhibits of the Canadian Royal Commission investigating Soviet espionage; transcripts and exhibits of U.S. Congressional hearings; publications of the Dutch Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry that investigated the tragic circumstances of the
Englandspiel;
the collections of Dr. de Jong's
Rijksinstituut voor Oorlogsdosumentatie,
the French
Comité d'Histoire de la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale,
and the
Office de la Résistance
in the Ministry of National Defense, in Brussels, Belgium.

I would like to list the following magazine articles with the acknowledgment of my debt of gratitude to their authors :

Abend, H., “So sorry for you,”
Saturday Evening Post,
March 4, 1939, vol. 211, p. 7ff.

Chamberlain, J., “OSS demonstrated need for coordinated intelligence office,”
Life,
November 19, 1945, vol. 19, pp. 118–120ff.

Davis, F., “The secret story of a surrender,”
Saturday Evening Post,
September 22, 1945, pp. 9–11ff; September 29, 1945, pp. 17ff.

Donovan, W. J., “Intelligence: Key to defense,”
Life,
September 30, 1946, vol. 21, pp. 108–110ff.

Gubbins, Sir Colin McV., “Resistance Movements,”
Journal of the Royal United Service Institution,
May 1948, vol. 93, no. 570, pp. 210–223.

Hoover, J. E., “How the Nazi spy invasion was smashed,”
American,
September 1944, vol. 138, pp. 20–21ff.

Hoover, J. E., “Hitler's spying sirens,”
American,
December 1944, vol. 138, pp. 40–41ff.

Hoover, J. E., “Enemy's masterpiece of espionage,”
Reader's Digest,
April 1946, vol. 48, pp. 1–6.

Hoover, J. E., “Spy who double-crossed Hitler,”
American,
May 1946, vol. 141, pp. 23ff.

Nowinski, M. M., “Behind Poland's defeat,”
American Mercury,
April 1940, vol. 49, pp. 400–404

Yoshikawa, T., with Stanford, N., “Top Secret Assignment,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings,
December 1960, vol. 86, no. 12, pp. 27–39

Airey, Major Gen. Terence S.,
273

Akinchitz, Fabian,
228

Alba, Duke of,
109

Albert, Prince,
40

Albrecht, Ralph G.,
279–283

Alexander, Field Marshal Sir Harold R. L. G.,
273
,
275

Ambler, Eric,
244

Arden, Elizabeth,
164–65

Badoglio, Marshal Pietro,
259

Bagge, Widar,
295

Balli, Margaret (“Rosie”),
135
,
142–143

Baltes, Otto,
20–21

Barcza, Margarete,
150

Baril, Major,
27–28

Batley, Captain Ervine,
52

Baum, Vicki,
270

Beaumont-Nesbitt, Gen. Frederick George,
77
,
104

Beck, Gen. Ludwig,
40
,
256
,
262
,
265

Bedford, Duke of,
31

Bemis, Captain Harold,
190

Best, Captain Payton Sigismund,
34
,
40–48

Biddle, Francis,
200

Bily, Gen. Joseph,
223

Bingham, Major,
239–240

Bismarck, Prince Otto von,
18

Bissell, Gen. Clayton,
247

Blake, Thomas,
299

Blanchard, Gen.,
72

Bloch, Admiral Claude C.,
195–196

Bloch, Prof. Marc,
29
,
72

Bock, Field Marshal Feodor von,
68

Boeselager, Col. Georg Baron von,
258

Boetticher, Gen. Hermann von,
108

Bohlen, Major Ludwig von,
202

Bohr, Prof. Niels Henrik David,
67–68

Bollaert, Emile,
237

Boon, Colonel,
286

Borgia, Cesare,
16

Boyle, Archibald,
38

Bradley, Gen. Omar N.,
265

Brandt, Colonel,
258
,
264

Braeuer, Herbert,
64–65

Bridges, Sir Edward,
79

Britton, Colonel,
see
Ritchie, Douglas

Brodie, Dr. Bernard,
285

Brossolette, Pierre,
237

Bruce, David, K. E.,
219

Brusenko, Lt. Ivan,
230