Mask of Treachery: The Dossier on Blunt by John Costello (.PDF)
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Mask of Treachery: The Dossier on Blunt, Buckingham Palace, MI5 and Soviet Subversion (Revised & updated ed., 1989) by John Costello
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Overview: To describe Mask of Treachery, John Costello’s long and comprehensive examination of Anthony Blum’s career, as closely researched is almost an understatement. He has not only ransacked every available written source in Britain, but has also broken new ground by gaining access to British evidence in the US National Archives, which has yet to be released in this country. The written evidence has been cross-checked with many valuable interviews of those who knew Blunt at Cambridge in the 1920s and 30s, in his varied roles as a member of the Apostles, an early authority on Poussin, an open Marxist as well as a concealed agent and talent-spotter for Soviet intelligence, and others who served with him during and after the war in Ml5.
–Nigel Clive
Times Literary Supplement
Genre: Non-Fiction > History > Espionage & Intelligence
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