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Intelligence investigations: how Ultra changed history

By:

BENNETT Ralph

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Cass, 1996Description: 203pISBN:

071464742X (hbk.)

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Summary: A collection of 10 papers which discuss various aspects of the importance of British decoding of German ULTRA intelligence during the Second World War.

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A collection of 10 papers which discuss various aspects of the importance of British decoding of German ULTRA intelligence during the Second World War.

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