Spy tech--digital dangers
Susan K. Mitchell
"Discusses different technologies used by spies, such as satellites, lasers, robots, drones, and computer software, and includes career information"--Provided by publisher.

by June Callwood (1984)
Hardened traitor or duped innocent, Emma made her unintentional mark on history. A close-up study of a simple woman caught up in complications beyond her control that tragically, inevitably, led to her downfall.
Susan K. Mitchell
"Discusses different technologies used by spies, such as satellites, lasers, robots, drones, and computer software, and includes career information"--Provided by publisher.
Christopher Felix
"Based in part upon the author's sixteen years of U.S. intelligence work and his own Cold War experiences in Hungary after World War II, this now classic insider's look at international intelligence and secret operations explores the nature, principles, and techniques of international undercover operations. The author includes analyses of how they work and how well the United States - and the other major players - carry them out. This fourth edition has been updated to include a substantial new afterword featuring revelations on Raoul Wallenberg's fate, the author's reminiscences of British turncoat Kim Philby, and much more."--BOOK JACKET.
Ralph J. Gleason
Celebrating the Duke offers readers a perceptive, panoramic survey of jazz as revealed, in illuminating detail, through the lives and music of its heroes (and heroines), from its founding fathers to the post-bebop generation, including Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Jimmie Lunceford, Lester Young, Charlie Parker, Albert Ayler, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, and a rich cache of writings on "America's greatest composer," the Duke himself.
Linda Granfield
Presents the context for the writing of the famous poem by the Canadian medical officer who attended injured soldiers in Flanders during the First World War.