The Chinese Secret Service by Richard Deacon (.PDF)
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The Chinese Secret Service (1974) by Richard Deacon
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Overview: Sun Tzu, a Chinese intelligence expert in the time of Socrates, begins this utterly fascinating book on an infrequently treated subject. The survey of pre-modem Chinese intelligence provide a sense of Chinese isolation. The spy lore starts to get rich during the tumultuous 1930’s and 1940’s; and what Deacon sensibly underlines about the People’s Republic is its reliance on clever cross-referencing of public sources of information, low-keyed operatives, and foreign Chinese, rather than Russian-style intrigue. Deacon, a London journalist, says he had 23 international informants to help him figure out how the Chinese operate. He sets forth an absorbing conception of the Chinese modus operandi.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History > Espionage & Intelligence
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