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   Sep 26, 2022 · British intelligence in the Second World War. "The highly acclaimed British intelligence in the Second World War, originally published in five volumes, provided the first reliable and comprehensive account of intelligence at work.

2. www.amazon.co.uk › Codebreakers-Spies-MichaelCodebreakers and Spies: How British Intelligence and Special ...

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   Smith's latest book is The Real Special Relationship, a widely acclaimed account of the exceptionally close intelligence relationship between British and American spies and codebreakers from Bletchley Park to the war in Ukraine.

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3. www.tandfonline.com › doi › absBRITISH INTELLIGENCE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR: AN OVERVIEW

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   Jun 4, 2010 · During World War II, signals intelligence was always and increasingly the most valuable of Great Britain's intelligence sources. The Poles first solved the German Enigma cipher machine.

   • Author: F. H. Hinsley

   • Publish Year: 1990

4. www.goodreads.com › book › showThe Secret War: Spies, Ciphers, and Guerrillas, 1939-1945

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   Sep 10, 2015 · Shelves-full of history books have been written about the triumphs of Allied intelligence in World War II. The Ultra Secret. The Man Who Never Was. Operation Mincemeat. Agent Zigag. Double Cross. A Man Called Intrepid. I’ve read all these and more. (There are hundreds more.)

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5. www.amazon.com › British-Intelligence-SecondBritish Intelligence in the Second World War Abridged version

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   Jun 25, 1993 · There have been many books published, starting in the 1970s, relating the role of the British efforts at Bletchley Park in decoding German submarine command codes and the effects on convoy routing, attacking German submarines, and so forth.

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   • Author: F. H. Hinsley
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6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The British in the Second World War: Translation, Language ...

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   Feb 19, 2019 · Diplomatic histories and studies of grand strategy and of intelligence activity sit alongside testimonies from soldiers and civilians, investigations of the gendered nature of war, and discussions on the cultural legacies of the period in memory, films, and books.

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   What was Britain's most valuable intelligence source during WW2?

   • During World War II, signals intelligence was always and increasingly the most valuable of Great Britain's intelligence sources. The Poles first solved the German Enigma cipher machine.

   BRITISH INTELLIGENCE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR: AN OVERVIEW

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   What research has been done on the Second World War?

   • Research on The Second World War has been both prolific and varied. Diplomatic histories and studies of grand strategy and of intelligence activity sit alongside testimonies from soldiers and civilians, investigations of the gendered nature of war, and discussions on the cultural legacies of the period in memory, films, and books.

   The British in the Second World War: Translation, Language Policies

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   Did languages play a role in the Second World War?

   • Policies and ethics Historical accounts of British activities in the Second World War tend to place their participation in linguistic vacuum. The chapter argues that languages were in fact embedded in British war efforts, exemplifying this in three areas of war-making: intelligence,...

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   Did intelligence win the war?

   • Intelligence alone did not win the war. Still, massive, continuous, and frequently current information enabled the Allies to speed their victory by setting the time, scale, and place of their operations so as to economize their lives and resources and to cost the enemy more of his. Intelligence shortened the war by perhaps 4 years.

   BRITISH INTELLIGENCE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR: AN OVERVIEW

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   Was the Second World War a foreign language?

   • Viewing the history of the Second World War as one which involved foreign languages (Footitt and Tobia 2013), one in which the key activities of war had a specific foreign language dimension, challenges simplistic ethnocentric framings which assume that the British would necessarily have fought their war in English.

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   Was the Second World War a linguistic vacuum?

   • The implicit assumption in much of the scholarship has been that the Second World War was conducted in a linguistic vacuum where allies and enemies mystifyingly interacted through the medium of their own first language.

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8. www.cambridge.org › gb › universitypressBritish intelligence second world war volume 5 | Twentieth ...

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   British Intelligence in the Second World War. Volume 5. Strategic Deception. Author: F. H. Hinsley. Date Published: October 1990. availability: Unavailable - out of print October 2004. format: Hardback. isbn: 9780521401456. Rate & review.