The Intelligence War in Latin America, 1914-1922 (Paperback)

from Elliot1822

I say only that perhaps many students of history, as myself paid little to no attention to the countries to our south as apart of the Great War. Within days of the war's declaration belligerent nations on both sides began accumulating and distributing assets of all types to send to and from Latin...

from Lewie

This is a Great Book! It can be used for research for anyone studying World War I or even World War II Intelligence matters both foreign or domestic. The work is larger than you think in that there are three columns per page, photo of many of the characters that took part and posters, telegrams a...

from Matthew1982

This book covers a relatively obscure topic - intelligence and war-related maneuverings in Latin America - and does it in near-encyclopedic detail, with an abundance of details, names, plots, counterplots, conspiracies, and just about every other kind of cloak-and-dagger shenanigans imaginable. T...

from MrStrand

This is a niche book. If you are interested in intelligence matters broadly, you may find this book a little too narrowly focused to provide much benefit. Having said that, it is a good book for what it seeks to achieve. It is an incredibly dense book--both in material and writing style. However,...

from WCHagen

In his preface, Bisher expresses his hope that the book be judged by what he found and not by what he missed. After struggling through half the book, I cannot imagine that he had missed anything. When agreeing to review it because the subject interested me, I expected a rather thin volume. How mu...