Ian Fleming: The Fact Behind the Fiction of James Bond
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Before Ian Fleming created 007, he was an undercover agent for the British during WWII. More »
•January 25, 2018 • Read Comments (3)
Before Ian Fleming created 007, he was an undercover agent for the British during WWII. More »
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In 1938, Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzin undertook a secret prewar mission to Great Britain. At stake: another world war and the lives of millions. More »
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Britain appeared doomed until the German naval codes were cracked. More »
•October 3, 2016 • Be the First to Comment
Allied intelligence personnel, including Americans, at secret locations in Britian helped win the war against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. More »
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In WWII, the espionage activities of the Cambridge spies resulted in a wealth of intelligence for the Soviets. More »
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The British Prosper spy network was destroyed, but the British themselves may have facilitated the tragedy to conceal plans for the D-Day invasion. More »
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Petty thief, con artist, and burglar Eddie Chapman played both sides as “Fritzchen” and “Agent Zigzag.” More »
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Russian Sidney Reilly spoke seven languages, spied for the British, and inspired Ian Fleming’s famous fictional spy, James Bond. More »
