Cultures of Intelligence in the Era of the World Wars

Content

• Frontmatter

  p. i

  Ball, Simon; Gassert, Philipp; Gestrich, Andreas; Neitzel, Sönke

• Foreword

  p. v

  Hodenberg, Christina von

• Contents

  p. vii

  Ball, Simon; Gassert, Philipp; Gestrich, Andreas; Neitzel, Sönke

• List of Abbreviations

  p. x

  Ball, Simon; Gassert, Philipp; Gestrich, Andreas; Neitzel, Sönke

• Cultures of Intelligence in the Era of the World Wars : An Introduction

  p. 1

  Ball, Simon; Gestrich, Andreas

• National Cultures of Military Intelligence? : Comparative Perspectives

  p. 13

  Neitzel, Sönke

• Political Culture and Intelligence Culture : France before the Great War

  p. 37

  Jackson, Peter

• Culture and the Development of British Intelligence

  p. 65

  Macleod, Alan

• The Men and Women of American Military Intelligence before the CIA

  p. 87

  Stout, Mark

• ‘My strength is my mistrust’ : Hitler and his Military Intelligence on the Eastern Front

  p. 107

  Pahl, Magnus

• Irish Police Intelligence, 1820s–1922

  p. 129

  Wiel, Jérôme aan de

• The Evolution of the Military Intelligence System in Germany, 1890–1918

  p. 145

  Pöhlmann, Markus

• Embarrassing Indiscretions : The Origins and Culture of US National Security Whistleblowing in the Interwar Years

  p. 167

  Mistry, Kaeten

• Villains, Liars, Soldiers, and Patriots : Perceptions of Espionage and the Politics of Emotion in fin-de-siècle France

  p. 189

  Bauer, Deborah

• ‘Soldiers cannot write and amateurs do not understand’ : History and the Formation of the Culture of Intelligence in Britain, 1917–1957

  p. 213

  Ball, Simon

• ‘Secrecy is the essence of successful warfare. Publicity is the essence of successful journalism’ : Public Discourses on Intelligence in Britain, 1900–1927

  p. 233

  Kranzdorf, Michael

• Talking Intelligence—the American Way : The American Public and National Intelligence in the First Half of the Twentieth Century

  p. 255

  Sassmann, Bernhard

• Ways of Seeing War : Hollywood, the OSS, and the Logistics of Perception

  p. 271

  Willmetts, Simon

• Culture, Adaptation, and Change in British Intelligence in the Transition from World War to Cold War

  p. 295

  Dylan, Huw

• Intelligence without a Homeland : Jewish Cultural and Political Approaches to Intelligence, 1897–1948

  p. 315

  Shpiro, Shlomo

• The Imperial Cultures of French Security Intelligence from World War to Decolonization War

  p. 337

  Thomas, Martin

• Shifting Contexts : The American Turn towards Internationalism and Globalism and the Rise of the US Intelligence System

  p. 365

  Gassert, Philipp

• Notes on Contributors

  p. 383

  Ball, Simon; Gassert, Philipp; Gestrich, Andreas; Neitzel, Sönke

• Index

  p. 387

  Ball, Simon; Gassert, Philipp; Gestrich, Andreas; Neitzel, Sönke