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The Historical Dictionaries of Intelligence and Counterintelligence series began publication in 2005 with the Historical Dictionary of British Intelligence, also the work of Nigel West (West 2005) (RR 2006/076) (2nd ed. released February 2014). West, described in the About the Author blurb of the book here under review as a “military historian specialising in intelligence and security”, is, in fact, responsible for no less than 9 of the 17 titles to have so far appeared in the series, including what might be considered this volume’s companion title the Historical Dictionary of World War II Intelligence (...
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