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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Espionage has been called the second oldest profession, and has become one of the newest fields of scholarly study. More than forty American colleges and universities offer courses in espionology (the study of intelligence and espionage), ranging from 'Espionage in the Ancient World,' taught at Georgetown University through 'Espionage and History' at the University of New Hampshire, to Yale University's 'Intelligence and Covert Operations.' The Defense Intelligence College, an accredited educational institution operated by and for the U. S. government, granted the degree of Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence to those government employees and military personnel who complete its twelve-month program. Several private institutions are dedicated to the advance of espionology. The National Intelligence Study Center, The Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, and the Hale Foundation (named after Natham Hale, the patriot spy of the American Revolution) encourage and sponsor the study of intelligence and the teaching of espionology, that is 'the study of the history, organization, and methods of intelligence', in colleges and universities, and work to improve public understanding of the role of intelligence in national security. So, just out of curiosity, let's take an open-minded close look at my irreverent look at the second oldest profession. I am sure you are going to like it. Real-life spy stories are much more interesting than any spy book written by John Le Carré, Len Deighton, Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy . and, similar to what we have read in these highly entertaining novels, most of 'true' spy stories are pure fiction, that is, pure bovine manure! 426 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Espionage has been called the second oldest profession, and has become one of the newest fields of scholarly study. More than forty American colleges and universities offer courses in espionology (the study of intelligence and espionage), ranging from 'Espionage in the Ancient World,' taught at Georgetown University through 'Espionage and History' at the University of New Hampshire, to Yale University's 'Intelligence and Covert Operations.' The Defense Intelligence College, an accredited educational institution operated by and for the U. S. government, granted the degree of Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence to those government employees and military personnel who complete its twelve-month program. Several private institutions are dedicated to the advance of espionology. The National Intelligence Study Center, The Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, and the Hale Foundation (named after Natham Hale, the patriot spy of the American Revolution) encourage and sponsor the study of intelligence and the teaching of espionology, that is 'the study of the history, organization, and methods of intelligence', in colleges and universities, and work to improve public understanding of the role of intelligence in national security. So, just out of curiosity, let's take an open-minded close look at my irreverent look at the second oldest profession. I am sure you are going to like it. Real-life spy stories are much more interesting than any spy book written by John Le Carré, Len Deighton, Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy . and, similar to what we have read in these highly entertaining novels, most of 'true' spy stories are pure fiction, that is, pure bovine manure! 426 pp. Englisch.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Espionage has been called the second oldest profession, and has become one of the newest fields of scholarly study. More than forty American colleges and universities offer courses in espionology (the study of intelligence and espionage), ranging from 'Espionage in the Ancient World,' taught at Georgetown University through 'Espionage and History' at the University of New Hampshire, to Yale University's 'Intelligence and Covert Operations.' The Defense Intelligence College, an accredited educational institution operated by and for the U. S. government, granted the degree of Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence to those government employees and military personnel who complete its twelve-month program. Several private institutions are dedicated to the advance of espionology. The National Intelligence Study Center, The Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, and the Hale Foundation (named after Natham Hale, the patriot spy of the American Revolution) encourage and sponsor the study of intelligence and the teaching of espionology, that is 'the study of the history, organization, and methods of intelligence', in colleges and universities, and work to improve public understanding of the role of intelligence in national security. So, just out of curiosity, let's take an open-minded close look at my irreverent look at the second oldest profession. I am sure you are going to like it. Real-life spy stories are much more interesting than any spy book written by John Le Carré, Len Deighton, Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy . and, similar to what we have read in these highly entertaining novels, most of 'true' spy stories are pure fiction, that is, pure bovine manure.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - It seems that, after the Nazis misappropriated the swastika and put it to their evil use, they contaminated this symbol forever. For more than half a century they have had this symbol hostage. Most people all around the world still believe that the swastika only symbolizes Nazism. But, as we have seen, the swastika had a long life before Hitler and the Nazis. It has been for centuries a symbol of laughter, joy and good luck. It is one of the oldest symbols of mankind. Its Nazi connections are only a speck in its very long existence. It is a symbol that deserves a better treatment from history. Leaving the swastika in the hands of the Nazis is the worst disservice we can do to the Indians of North, Central and South America. Moreover, it is offensive to the people of Tibet, Nepal, China, India and Japan. It is disrespectful to the Basque, the French, the Irish, the Ashanti, the Ethiopians, the Iranians, the Jordanians, the Sicilians, the Estonians, the Latvians, the Finnish and many other peoples around the world. Industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss once wrote: 'The fact that an ignominious fanatic placed a swastika on his battle flag is insufficient reason for ignoring this symbol's historic significance.' The time is ripe to rescue this beautiful and enigmatic symbol from under Nazi control and bring it to the place it deserves among other similar symbols in the long history of mankind. Please, join me in this search and rescue mission of the swastika.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Espionage has been called the second oldest profession, and has become one of the newest fields of scholarly study. More than forty American colleges and universities offer courses in espionology (the study of intelligence and espionage), ranging from 'Espionage in the Ancient World,' taught at Georgetown University through 'Espionage and History' at the University of New Hampshire, to Yale University's 'Intelligence and Covert Operations.' The Defense Intelligence College, an accredited educational institution operated by and for the U. S. government, granted the degree of Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence to those government employees and military personnel who complete its twelve-month program. Several private institutions are dedicated to the advance of espionology. The National Intelligence Study Center, The Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, and the Hale Foundation (named after Natham Hale, the patriot spy of the American Revolution) encourage and sponsor the study of intelligence and the teaching of espionology, that is 'the study of the history, organization, and methods of intelligence', in colleges and universities, and work to improve public understanding of the role of intelligence in national security. So, just out of curiosity, let's take an open-minded close look at my irreverent look at the second oldest profession. I am sure you are going to like it. Real-life spy stories are much more interesting than any spy book written by John Le Carré, Len Deighton, Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy . and, similar to what we have read in these highly entertaining novels, most of 'true' spy stories are pure fiction, that is, pure bovine manure.…