Ian Colvin Livres

Ian Duncan Colvin était un journaliste et historien britannique dont les œuvres exploraient les relations complexes entre nations et figures politiques. Il a examiné les mécanismes historiques par lesquels les puissances cherchaient à influencer l'histoire européenne, se concentrant sur la stratégie politique et militaire. Son style se caractérisait par une profonde perspicacité historique et une analyse des motivations des individus clés. La contribution de Colvin réside dans la découverte des courants cachés de pouvoir et d'influence qui ont façonné le passé et continuent de résonner aujourd'hui.

Admiral Canaris - Chief of Intelligence
232pages
9 heures de lecture
4,0(5)Évaluer
The biography explores the life of Wilhelm Franz Canaris, the chief of German military intelligence who courageously opposed Hitler and paid the ultimate price for his resistance. It details Canaris's significant actions against the Nazi regime, including attempts to thwart Hitler's expansionist plans and his role in establishing a spy network in Spain. The narrative is enriched with chapters on his ambitions, operations, and conspiracies, culminating in his execution for treason. This edition also features a new biography of the author.
Flight 777
256pages
9 heures de lecture
3,0(16)Évaluer
An accessible and vividly written wartime mystery story. New introduction and notes from private papers reveal hitherto suppressed facts on top secret sources drawn on by the author.
The Life of Jameson
378pages
14 heures de lecture
The Unknown Courier
240pages
9 heures de lecture
The Unkown Courier tells the true story of the events that inspired Ben MacIntyre's bestselling Operation Mincemeat. When British Intelligence mislead German High Command by planting a corpse with false top secret plans, it achieved one of the greatest wartime deceptions in history and changed the course of World War Two.

Admiral Canaris - Chief of Intelligence

Flight 777

The Life of Jameson

The Unknown Courier