The Intelligence War in Britain: Public Perceptions of the UK Intelligence Agencies, Foreign Espionage, the Tory Party and its Response to the Salisbury Attacks - Hardcover

9789395675215: The Intelligence War in Britain: Public Perceptions of the UK Intelligence Agencies, Foreign Espionage, the Tory Party and its Response to the Salisbury Attacks
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  • PublisherVij Books India
  • Publication date2022
  • ISBN 10 9395675217
  • ISBN 13 9789395675215
  • BindingHardcover
  • Number of pages232

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