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Walter Bell was a key figure in the British intelligence community during WWII, working closely with Philby, Burgess, and Maclean. He played a crucial role in the passing of power to newly independent governments and developed close ties with agents of influence in the former colonies. He was rewarded for his service with a CMG and the US Medal of Freedom.
Format: Hardback
Publication date: 01 October 2023
Publisher: Chiselbury Publishing
Based on previously unpublished personal papers, this biography of Walter Bell by award-winning author Jimmy Burns provides a remarkable insight into the workings of British Intelligence. He was at the heart of the emerging intelligence special relationship between Britain and America before, during, and immediately after WWII, the very time that MI6 had been penetrated by Russian intelligence. He was acquainted with Philby, Burgess, and Maclean. Moving to MI5, Bell had postings in Kenya, India, and the West Indies, playing a crucial role in the transfer of power to newly independent governments and developing close ties with agents of influence at the highest levels in the former colonies, from journalists and judges to generals and independence heroes. Back home, he was intimately involved in operations to limit the reputation damage provoked by the media outcry over the Cambridge Five affair and suspected KGB misinformation about further alleged Soviet agents at the highest level of the British state. He was rewarded for his service with a CMG and the US Medal of Freedom.
Weight: 770g
Dimension: 160 x 239 x 32 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781916556096
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