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It was December 1996 and my father had just bought a copy of John le Carré s newly published spy thriller, The Tailor Of Panama. When he saw that the book s hero had almost the same surname as him, he smiled. But the further he read, the more the coincidences began to pile up, and by the time he d reached the end, he was astonished. This wasn t a fictional spy tale, he told himself. This was the story of his own father s life. Dad was amazed but also angry. He had known that his father worked for the Secret Intelligence Services, also known as MI6, in the Second World War, but when he had tried to get hold of a copy of his file, he d been told it didn t exist. ....
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Letters Dr Mike Davis responds to a reader who asked why knowledge of German would attract the attention of secret intelligence British troops in battle in the second world war. Mike Davisâs father was captured in 1940 after not making it back to Dunkirk, and learned German and Polish while at a PoW camp in Poland. Photograph: CSU Archives/Everett Collect/Rex British troops in battle in the second world war. Mike Davisâs father was captured in 1940 after not making it back to Dunkirk, and learned German and Polish while at a PoW camp in Poland. Photograph: CSU Archives/Everett Collect/Rex ....
What it really takes to be a modern day spy If you are interested in becoming the next George Smiley, here s what you need to know about serving the State. From an insider 16 December 2020 • 11:30am One of us: Richard Burton as Alec Leamas in The Spy Who Came In From the Cold Credit: Alamy Stock The biggest change for the British intelligence community came about due to avowal - when the government admitted - in 1989 for the Security Service and 1994 for MI6 and GCHQ - that these agencies existed. Prior to that, any public questioning was simply met with a “we can neither confirm nor deny that any such agency exists.” ....