Still, there are stories to tell and this book concentrates on several of them: World War II hero Sir William Stephenson (debunked by the authors), defector Igor Gouzenko, Soviet spy Hugh Hambleton, deep-cover illegal Rudolph Herrmann, and victims of Canadian cold-war paranoia such as Leslie Bennett. Other chapters deal with the separatist movement (which was supported by Charles de Gaulle and private interests in France), "techno-espionage" (Soviet attempts to acquire technology), and the terrorist threat.
Although written in a highly-readable style, the authors are academics.
J.L. Granatstein is a professor of history at York University in Toronto,
and David Stafford is an adjunct professor at the University of Toronto,
chair of the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies,
and executive director of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.
ISBN 1-55013-258-X
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