Historical Dictionary of German Intelligence (11): Volume 11 (Historical Dictionaries of Intelligence and Counterintelligence) - Hardcover

The Historical Dictionary series on intelligence services is intended to provide a single reference that covers the missions, personnel, operations, organizations, and technical terms that define the services of various countries. In this volume Jefferson Adams, professor of history and international relations at Sarah Lawrence College, has done just that in exemplary fashion....There is no doubt that Professor Adams has produced a major contribution to the literature of intelligence. * Studies In Intelligence, March 2010 * Jefferson Adams's addition to the series of dictionaries on intelligence and counterintelligence published by The Scarecrow Press is a valuable resource and narrative of the complex history of German intelligence....This book is the best resource in English....This book is invaluable for scholars and practitioners dealing with Germany. * American Council On Germany Newsletter * Gleaning solid information is the business of intelligence operatives; rarely, however, do they make it readily available to scholars. The publication of the Historical Dictionary of German Intelligence, therefore, is a boon to the specialist in German history who happens to be a non-specialist in intelligence, or vice versa. It is also an excellent resource for students working on projects where those two fields intersect. * H-Net: Humanities and Social Science Reviews Online * Jefferson Adams is a worthy individual to undertake the massive task of explaining agencies, individuals, and operations. * American Reference Books Annual * This well-informed book will serve to remind students and general readers of the machinations of spies and their master in one of the most significant countries of twentieth-century history. -- K.C. Fraser, 2010 * s * Focusing on the intelligence issue the book indeed becomes an invaluable work to be a reference for not only scholars or pundits but also to many activists whom struggle to get balance of power domestically or internationally. The book is very useful for people of developing countries as a reference as well, including in Indonesia. To be honest most Indonesian pundits who I met agree that your thought-provoking book has been inspiring people, particularly in relation to those in fascinated topics. * Surabaya Book Reviews *

The Historical Dictionary of German Intelligence presents the turbulent history of German intelligence through a chronology, a bibliography, and hundreds of cross-referenced dictionary entries on the agencies and agents, the operations and equipment, the tradecraft and jargon, and many of the countries involved. No military reference collection is complete without it.