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This intriguing book covers intelligence agencies, espionage code names, terms, countries, literature, equipment, and more. Spy Book will captivate... read full description

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Oct 01, 2007
Nathan rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Norman Polmar's Spy Book: The Encyclopedia of Espionage is exactly what it sounds like. Arranged from A to Z, this wonderful reference book contains more than 2000 entries covering all the basics of intelligence and spycraft. This is a wonderful reference tool for anyone reading, writing or just learning about espionage. The only catch is that it is somewhat out of date, and assuming you already know a lot about the CIA, you may find yourself noticing things completely absent from this encyclope More...
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