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The Greatest Treason

The Bizarre Story of Hollis, Liddell and Mountbatten

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This is the first investigation into the claim that Roger Hollis was the fifth man in "Spycatcher". Written like a psychological thriller, it puts forward evidence to show who the real mole inside M15 was and reveals the importance of the Oxford connection to treachery within the British security services. The book also reveals secrets about a member of the Royal Family and the espionage connections of one of Britain's most powerful and richest men. Richard Deacon is the pseudonym of Donald McCormick, a former foreign correspondent of and later foreign manager of the "Sunday Times". He was the first writer to expose Anthony Blunt in his book "The British Connection" , which was withdrawn from publication after four days following an injunction.

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The Greatest Treason, Richard Deacon

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Título
The Greatest Treason
Subtítulo
The Bizarre Story of Hollis, Liddell and Mountbatten
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Century
Publicado en
1989
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
212
ISBN10
0712629742
ISBN13
9780712629744
Serie
Descripción
This is the first investigation into the claim that Roger Hollis was the fifth man in "Spycatcher". Written like a psychological thriller, it puts forward evidence to show who the real mole inside M15 was and reveals the importance of the Oxford connection to treachery within the British security services. The book also reveals secrets about a member of the Royal Family and the espionage connections of one of Britain's most powerful and richest men. Richard Deacon is the pseudonym of Donald McCormick, a former foreign correspondent of and later foreign manager of the "Sunday Times". He was the first writer to expose Anthony Blunt in his book "The British Connection" , which was withdrawn from publication after four days following an injunction.