Titlebook: Espionage and Counterintelligence in Occupied Persia (Iran); The Success of the A Adrian O’Sullivan Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Prologue: MI5 in the Middle East,ing the 1920s to find an operational alternative to land-based forces in Mesopotamia, mainly because of their iniquitous cost.. Interestingly, one of those most closely associated with the elaboration and implementation of Churchill’s air-substitution policy at the Middle East Department of the Colo

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Fifth Columnists,unaccounted for and possibly in hiding. During the year that followed, about 15 Germans were tracked down and arrested by DSO Persia, who were rarely helped and often obstructed by the Persian police. Rumours of other German fugitives, possibly as many as 30 hidden enemy agents, were frequently rece

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Saboteurs and Spooks,are and were generally resolved in a timely fashion, so that no conflict was permitted to escalate to a point where it might actually impede operations. For instance, the relationship that existed between British counterintelligence and security intelligence in Persia, as represented by Joe Spencer’

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Yanks,n had intentionally and transparently acquired influence over key sectors of the Persian state that it sought to control by disingenuously sending a series of ‘missions’ to support and reform them. Thus, by infiltrating and installing US advisers to reform the financial system, the food and supplies

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