Here is a fascinating account of America's most sensational spy cases--told bythe FBI agent who helped crack them. The book offers the high drama behind the FBI's efforts to combat German and Soviet espionage in this country, and "reveals much about the inner workings of the Bureau during an era when . . . 'the FBI agent was king'".--Publishers Weekly.

本书作者约翰·巴伦系美国《读者文摘》社高级编辑，曾于密苏里大学获得新文学史和硕士学位，当过美国海军情报军官，后在华盛顿《明星晚报》工作。

本书作者约翰·巴伦系美国《读者文摘》社高级编辑，曾于密苏里大学获得新文学史和硕士学位，当过美国海军情报军官，后在华盛顿《明星晚报》工作。

"The war arrived in our village on the 18th of January. Obviously there were other wars going on, but they didn't have anything to do with us. There were wars for blacks. Wars for Arabs. Wars for Slavs. Our war started on the 18th of January, and in a few days, everything had changed." So recounts Giuliano, a loner among outsiders, one of threeyoungdrifters caught up in the wh...(展开全部)

Investigative reporter Edward Jay Epstein defines the seldom seen universe of intelligence and counterintelligence.Set in the era of the Cold War, it explores the ultimate art of nations: Winning without fighting, or, in a single word, deception. It concerns, as James Jesus Angleton described it to the author, " a state of mind —and the mind of the state." With a new Preface (2...(展开全部)