Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![History of the First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers]( "History of the First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers")
History of the First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers25,99 €![Campaign Of The Fourteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers]( "Campaign Of The Fourteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers")
Campaign Of The Fourteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers12,99 €![Historical Sketch And Roster Of The North Carolina 41st Volunteers Regiment]( "Historical Sketch And Roster Of The North Carolina 41st Volunteers Regiment")
Historical Sketch And Roster Of The North Carolina 41st Volunteers Regiment52,99 €![A History of the North Carolina Third Mounted Infantry Volunteers]( "A History of the North Carolina Third Mounted Infantry Volunteers")
A History of the North Carolina Third Mounted Infantry Volunteers17,99 €![The 96th Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War]( "The 96th Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War")
The 96th Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War45,99 €![The 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War]( "The 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War")
The 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War40,99 €![Eighty-Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers (Infantry.)]( "Eighty-Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers (Infantry.)")
Eighty-Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers (Infantry.)11,99 €
"Although the classic motivation of a Cold War spy often is depicted as either ideological commitment to a cause or the result of blackmail, the evidence in many espionage cases reveals a more mundane basis for action ¿ money. Issued in a limited printing and long unavailable, Volunteers: the Betrayal of National Defense Secrets by Air Force Traitors recounts in fascinating detail the stories of 23 U.S. Air Force military members and civilian employees who betrayed their country, most of whom offered their services to the Soviet Union for cash. After a brief overview of how these volunteers signed up and their methods of communication with their Soviet handlers, each of the 23 cases is examined, with particular emphasis on individual background and motivation to determine whether a ¿spy profile¿ can be determined. This remarkably candid study sheds new light on both the nature of Cold War espionage and its practitioners."