Burgess-Maclean case and, (
I
), (
II
)
on FBI-SIS relations, (
I
), (
II
)
military intelligence services and, (
I
), (
II
)
Philby’s resignation requested by, (
I
)
Philby’s Section IX
political astuteness of, (
I
), (
II
)
on postwar SIS reorganization, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Spanish counter-espionage and, (
I
)
Volkov defection attempt and, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
Middle East:
Anglo-American policies in, (
I
)
MI5 organization in, (
I
), (
II
)
Middle East College of Arabic Studies, (
I
)
FBI relations with, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Fuchs interrogated by, (
I
)
Maclean investigation of, (
I
), (
II
)
Middle East operations of, (
I
), (
II
)
Philby interrogated by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Philby’s Section IX promotion and, (
I
), (
II
)
professional competence of, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Section IX relations with, (
I
), (
II
)
Section V intelligence given to, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
see also
Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
Monteiro (Portuguese ambassador), (
I
)
Morrison, Herbert, (
I
)
n
, (
II
), (
III
)
n
Muggeridge, Malcolm, (
I
), (
II
)
No Colours or Crest
(Kemp), (
I
)
Office of Policy Co-ordination (OPC), (
I
), (
II
)
Office of Strategic Operations (OSO), (
I
), (
II
)
Office of Strategic Services (OSS), (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
n
, (
VII
)
Official Secrets Act, (
I
), (
II
)
Oldfield, Maurice, (
I
), (
II
)
Operation Spyglass, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
Page (British vice-consul), (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Page (GC & CS officer), (
I
)
Palmer (GC & CS officer), (
I
), (
II
)
Passport Control Officers, SIS officers disguised as, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Pearson, Normal Holmes, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
People’s Labour Alliance (NTS), (
I
)
Peterson, Sir Maurice, (
I
), (
II
)
Philby, Aileen Furse (Philby’s second wife), (
I
), (
II
)
Philby, Alice (Litzi) Friedman (Philby’s first wife), (
xxvi
)
n
, (
II
)
n
, (
III
)
Philby, Dora (Philby’s mother), (
I
), (
II
)
Philby, Eleanor Brewer (Philby’s third wife), (
I
)
Philby, Harold Adrian Russell (Kim):
chronology of life of, (
I
)
Cowgill’s ouster engineered by, (
I
)
in departure to Soviet Union, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
early Left-wing political activities of, (
xxxvi
)
n
, (
xxx
), (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
)
espionage suspicions endured by, (
I
), (
II
)
as head of SIS Soviet/Communist section, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
Iberian sub-section headed by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
interrogations undergone by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Istanbul station run by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
as journalist, (
xxvii
), (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
n
, (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
), (
VIII
), (
IX
), (
X
), (
XI
), (
XII
), (
XIII
)
as liaison with U.S. intelligence agencies, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
parliamentary debate on, (
I
)
n
, (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
n
, (
VI
)
press interest in, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
publication decision of, (
xxv
)
resignation submitted by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
n
, (
IV
)
in SIS postwar reorganization, (
I
)
as Soviet intelligence officer, (
xxvi
), (
xxviii
), (
xxxii
), (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
)
n
, (
V
), (
VI
), (
VII
), (
VIII
), (
IX
), (
X
), (
XI
), (
XII
)
Spanish investigation of, (
I
)
on staff of training programs, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
)
surveillance of, (
I
)
n
, (
II
)
Third Man allegations and, (
I
)
n
, (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
Volkov’s potential exposure of, (
I
), (
II
)
Philby, Harry St. John (Philby’s father), (
I
)
n
, (
II
), (
III
)
Political Warfare Executive
propaganda techniques, (
I
), (
II
)
Raborn, William F., Jr., (
I
)
Radio Security Service (RSS), (
I
), (
II
)
Reilly, Patrick, (
I
), (
II
)
Roberts, Douglas, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Rosenberg, Ethel and Julius, (
I
), (
II
)
Rothschild, Victor, (
I
), (
II
)
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, (
I
)
RSS (Radio Security Service), (
I
), (
II
)
Salazar, Antonio, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) (MI6):
Burgess-Maclean escape and, (
I
), (
II
)
Circulating Sections vs., “G”
code designations for officers of, (
I
), (
II
)
counter-espionage section,
see
Section V; Section IX (SIS)
diplomatic covers of officers of, (
I
), (
II
)
Eastern European subversion efforts and, (
I
), (
II
)
easy work atmosphere of, (
I
), (
II
)
embassy leak in U.S. tracked by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
)
English office locations of, (
I
), (
II
)
Secret Intelligence Service (
cont’d
)
as established operation, (
I
)
five directorates created in, (
I
)
foreign agents employed by, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
)
Foreign Service relations with, (
I
)
German Foreign Ministry papers and, (
I
)
illegal means of intelligence gathering authorized for, (
I
)
intelligence transmission methods of, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
), (
V
), (
VI
)
internal disputes of, (
I
)
journalists employed by, (
I
)
F military-intelligence representatives assigned to, (
I
)
offensive intelligence vs. counter-espionage of, (
I
)
organizational structure of, (
I
), (
II
)
postwar reforms of, (
I
), (
II
), (
III
), (
IV
)
promotion politics in, (
I
)
range of work at, (
xxix
)
n
, (
I
)
recruitment efforts of, (
I
), (
II
)
