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Special Section: Preparing for a Soviet Occupation: The Strategy of ‘Stay-Behind’

Lessons learned: The Dutch ‘Stay-Behind’ organization 1945–1992

Dick Engelen Official historian of the Dutch Security Service (BVD)
Pages 981-996 | Published online: 16 Nov 2007

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Francesco Cacciatore. (2021) Stay-behind networks and interim flexible strategy: the ‘Gladio’ case and US covert intervention in Italy in the Cold War. Intelligence and National Security 36:5, pages 642-659.
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Mark Stout & Michael Warner. (2018) Intelligence is as intelligence does. Intelligence and National Security 33:4, pages 517-526.
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Olav Riste. (2014) “Stay Behind”: A Clandestine Cold War Phenomenon. Journal of Cold War Studies 16:4, pages 35-59.
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