Diplomacy and Intelligence During the Second World War
Essays in Honour of F. H. Hinsley

Table of Contents

Part I:
1. Introduction Richard Langhorne
2. F. H. Hinsley and a rational world order: an essay in bibliography Jonathan Steinberg
3. F. H. Hinsley and the Cambridge moles: two patterns of intelligence recruitment Christopher Andrew
Part II:
4. Strategy, arms and the collapse of France 1930–40 Bradford A. Lee
5. Vansittart's administration of the Foreign Office in the 1930s Donald Boadle
6. Italy's historians and the myth of Fascism Richard Bosworth
Part III:
7. The political uses of military intelligence: evaluating the threat of a Jewish revolt against Britain during the Second World War Ronald Zweig
8. The politics of asylum, Juan Negrín and the British Government in 1940 Denis Smyth
9. Churchill and the British 'Decision' to fight on in 1940: right policy, wrong reasons David Reynolds
10. Britain and the Russian entry into the war Sheila Lawlor
11. Crowning the revolution: the British, King Peter and the path to Tito's cave Mark Wheeler
12. Franklin Roosevelt and Unconditional Surrender A. E. Campbell
Part IV:
13. Crimes against peace: the case of the invasion of Norway at the Nuremberg Trials Patrick Salmon
Notes
Bibliography of the writings of F. H. Hinsley
Index.

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