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Watching the allies: British intelligence and the French mutinies of 1917

David French Lecturer in Modern History, University College, London
Pages 573-592 | Published online: 02 Jan 2008

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D.L.L. Parry. (1994) Clemenceau, Caillaux and the political use of intelligence. Intelligence and National Security 9:3, pages 472-494.
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JamesJ. Wirtz. (1993) Constraints on intelligence collaboration: The domestic dimension. International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence 6:1, pages 85-99.
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JamesJ. Wirtz. (1992) Constraints on intelligence collaboration: The domestic dimension. Defense Analysis 8:3, pages 247-259.
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