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“Sometimes it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.” Today in #SpyHistory: Alan Turing, pioneering computer scientist, cryptanalyst and WWII code-breaker of the #ENIGMA was born on this day in 1912.🌈
Today in #SpyHistory - On January 31, 1606, Guy Fawkes was executed for treason in the "Gunpowder Plot" against Parliament and King James, 1606. His image as the iconic V mask lives on in modern political culture.
Today in #SpyHistory: On September 21, 2001, DIA officer Ana Montes was arrested for spying for Cuba. Who said spies can't have hobbies? Ana Montes was also famously known for her cheesecake in the office! Next Saturday, we're mixing history with sweetness, unveiling her secret…
In London yesterday for just the second time in three years. Took the opportunity to visit the striking Noor Inayat Khan memorial and, in a suitably obscure corner, the GCHQ plaque. #spyhistory #herstory #SOE
All gave some, some gave all. Today in #SpyHistory - June 6, 1944, 160,000 Allied forces stormed the beaches at Normandy to fight Nazi Germany. This day is now known as D-Day. #OperationOverlord was the largest and most dangerous amphibious assault in history. 📸 : US Army
#TodayinSpyHistory - On January 17, 1917, British intelligence intercepted the Zimmermann Telegram. Germany's secret offer to Mexico: Join us against America and reclaim Texas, Arizona & New Mexico. One intercepted message helped push America into WWI. 🔍 #SpyHistory…
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 8, 1986, Jerry Whitworth, member of the John Walker spy ring, sentenced to 365 years imprisonment. Whitworth supported the John Walker spy ring by helping to compromise a million secret documents and provide cipher keys that let Soviet…
"I use the furniture of espionage to amuse the reader..." Today in #SpyHistory - On October 19, 1931, iconic spy novelist and former MI5 agent, David Cornwell aka John le Carré was born. Best known for books such as"Tinker, Tailor , Soldier, Spy" and "The Spy Who Came In From…
☕️🎄 Holiday spy fact: CIA operatives used coffee shop gift cards as secret signals! Empty balance = time to meet. Who knew your favorite coffee spot might be brewing more than just lattes? #SpyHistory #Espionage
If you’re looking for a book to read this weekend, then may I suggest ‘Her Secret Service:The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence’ @wnbooks Available to buy from all good bookshops or borrow from your local library ❤️📚 #spyhistory
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 19, 2011, retired CIA Counterintelligence Officer Brian J. Kelley, 68, once wrongly accused of being a Russian mole, died at home in Vienna. The real mole was #RobertHanssen, an FBI special agent who is considered the most damaging spy in U.S…
Today in #SpyHistory: On June 27, 2010, the FBI arrested 10 Russian "illegals," operating undercover including Anna Chapman. All pleaded guilty. It was one of the greatest counterintelligence successes in FBI history. 📷 : @jhmcreationz
Hanssen’s betrayal cut deep- spying for Moscow while sitting inside the FBI’s own counterintelligence unit was the ultimate inside job. It’s a stark reminder that the gravest threats can come from within. #SpyHistory #RobertHanssen #FBI #Traitor #SPY msn.com/en-us/news/wor…
Today in #SpyHistory: Albert Einstein wrote a letter to FDR warning him of the possibility of Nazi Germany developing an atomic bomb,1939. The Einstein-Szilárd letter prompted action by Roosevelt and resulted in the #ManhattanProject developing the first atomic bombs.
Are you looking for an enjoyable Sunday read? If the answer is ‘yes’, may I suggest my debut book ‘Her Secret Service: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence’. Currently available on @AmazonUK for a limited time deal of only £15.58 👀#Herstory #spyhistory
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 23, 1945, Virginia Hall received the Distinguished Service Cross from OSS Directory Donovan. 🎖️ Tough, confident, and determined, Hall joined the British Special Operations Executive (SOE) in 1941, aiding and coordinating Resistance efforts in…
In 1979, KGB & Bulgarian agents murdered defector Georgi Markov in the UK with an umbrella-turned-poison. Post-murder, to cover up, and smear Markov, they launched over 80 programs, several documentaries on radio and TV, as well as publishing over 500 items. #SpyHistory
Which famous spy wrote a memoir titled 'Never Judge A Man By His Umbrella?' #spybrary #espionage #spyhistory
How did Britain build one of the world’s most powerful spy agencies? Find out in Keith Jeffery’s The Secret History of MI6. #IntelligenceHistory #SpyAgency #MI6Book thisgrandpablogs.com/the-secret-his…
Love A Good Spy Story? Check This Out . . 4+ Hours Of History's Craziest Spy Stories youtu.be/6s5401I6BgY?si… #spy #history
Ever wondered what really happens in the world of spies? Spycatcher spills the secrets. #TrueStories #Espionage #ColdWarReads thisgrandpablogs.com/spy-catcher/
Love A Good Spy Story? Check This Out . . 4+ Hours Of History's Craziest Spy Stories youtu.be/6s5401I6BgY?si… #spy #history
#spycops: Essential understanding into infiltration into movements with intent to disrupt, by the state, secret services and police.
Morning break on Day 16 T3P1 of the #spycops inquiry with @zoeyou x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
Meet the brave men and one woman who risked their lives to stop Hitler. #Espionage #WWIIStories #HistoryBooks thisgrandpablogs.com/spies-in-the-c…
The Ministry for State Security, known as the Stasi, created one of the most extensive surveillance apparatuses in history. It used a massive network of full-time officers and "unofficial collaborators" (informers) to spy on citizens, including family members, friends, and…
Love A Good Spy Story? Check This Out . . 4+ Hours Of History's Craziest Spy Stories youtu.be/6s5401I6BgY?si… #spy #history
Read Why James Stejskal’s Berlin Spy Guide Is Essential Reading For Cold War History Fans according to @alex_gerlis Link in first comment. #coldwar #berlin #espionagehistory
That’s the thing about Arlington- you never really know what’s tucked behind an ordinary fence. A field, a wire, a van full of people pretending nothing’s happening… the Cold War left a lot of quiet footprints in that neighborhood. #SpyHistory #IntelligenceCommunity #ArlingtonVA
#spycops frontispiece of Olaudah Equiano’s book ‘The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano’, published in 1789
Alex Owolade is asked about his views on public order. He says he took inspiration from the abolitionist movement, the Suffragettes, the trade union movement and the fight of Black/Asian and immigrant youth. #spycops
Discover the daring secrets of the Culper Spy Ring—America’s original undercover agents who changed the course of history. #history #spies #espionage #revolution #colonial #mystery
The #Spycops scandal exposes secret #Police units infiltrating and undermining hundreds of #Activist groups. This book offers the first academic account of what targeted #Activists experience and their ongoing fight for answers. ow.ly/Ft3k50XsQBH
The #Spycops scandal revealed covert police units infiltrating and disrupting hundreds of #Activist groups. This book provides the first academic account of activists’ experiences and their search for accountability. ow.ly/2XpG50XsQlS
The Soviet Union had spies everywhere. From Latin America to the Middle East, the KGB's reach was long and deadly. #SovietEspionage #SpyNetwork #KGBHistory thisgrandpablogs.com/mitrokhin-arch…
Love A Good Spy Story? Check This Out . . 4+ Hours Of History's Craziest Spy Stories youtu.be/6s5401I6BgY?si… #spy #history
Hanssen is the textbook case- trusted position, huge access, and years of damage before anyone caught on. It’s a reminder that loyalty can’t just be assumed, even inside the walls of our own agencies. #InsiderThreat #SpyHistory #NationalSecurity
Before James Bond, there was the real MI6. Discover how it all began in The Secret History of MI6: 1909–1949. #SpyHistory #MI6 #EspionageBooks thisgrandpablogs.com/the-secret-his…
“Sometimes it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.” Today in #SpyHistory: Alan Turing, pioneering computer scientist, cryptanalyst and WWII code-breaker of the #ENIGMA was born on this day in 1912.🌈
Today in #SpyHistory - On January 31, 1606, Guy Fawkes was executed for treason in the "Gunpowder Plot" against Parliament and King James, 1606. His image as the iconic V mask lives on in modern political culture.
All gave some, some gave all. Today in #SpyHistory - June 6, 1944, 160,000 Allied forces stormed the beaches at Normandy to fight Nazi Germany. This day is now known as D-Day. #OperationOverlord was the largest and most dangerous amphibious assault in history. 📸 : US Army
In London yesterday for just the second time in three years. Took the opportunity to visit the striking Noor Inayat Khan memorial and, in a suitably obscure corner, the GCHQ plaque. #spyhistory #herstory #SOE
#TodayinSpyHistory - On January 17, 1917, British intelligence intercepted the Zimmermann Telegram. Germany's secret offer to Mexico: Join us against America and reclaim Texas, Arizona & New Mexico. One intercepted message helped push America into WWI. 🔍 #SpyHistory…
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 8, 1986, Jerry Whitworth, member of the John Walker spy ring, sentenced to 365 years imprisonment. Whitworth supported the John Walker spy ring by helping to compromise a million secret documents and provide cipher keys that let Soviet…
Happy Birthday to Harry Houdini! The legendary magician & spy was born on this day in 1874. 🎩 ⛓️ 🗝️ Magic & espionage have long been intertwined. The OSS was inspired by Houdini to create several tiny tools that mirrored components of the magician's escape kits. #spyhistory
Today in #SpyHistory: FBI agent Robert Hanssen, one of the most damaging spies in U.S. history, is arrested for selling classified intelligence secrets to Russia, 2001. He was sentenced to fifteen life terms without parole, and was incarcerated until his death in 2023.
"I use the furniture of espionage to amuse the reader..." Today in #SpyHistory - On October 19, 1931, iconic spy novelist and former MI5 agent, David Cornwell aka John le Carré was born. Best known for books such as"Tinker, Tailor , Soldier, Spy" and "The Spy Who Came In From…
☕️🎄 Holiday spy fact: CIA operatives used coffee shop gift cards as secret signals! Empty balance = time to meet. Who knew your favorite coffee spot might be brewing more than just lattes? #SpyHistory #Espionage
Today in #SpyHistory: On June 27, 2010, the FBI arrested 10 Russian "illegals," operating undercover including Anna Chapman. All pleaded guilty. It was one of the greatest counterintelligence successes in FBI history. 📷 : @jhmcreationz
Today in #SpyHistory - Iconic entertainer, activist and WWII spy Josephine Baker died in Paris, 1975. She was 68. Baker was awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French military honoring Resistance agents who fought with the Allies against Axis forces. bit.ly/3raaP3n
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 19, 2011, retired CIA Counterintelligence Officer Brian J. Kelley, 68, once wrongly accused of being a Russian mole, died at home in Vienna. The real mole was #RobertHanssen, an FBI special agent who is considered the most damaging spy in U.S…
Today in #SpyHistory: Albert Einstein wrote a letter to FDR warning him of the possibility of Nazi Germany developing an atomic bomb,1939. The Einstein-Szilárd letter prompted action by Roosevelt and resulted in the #ManhattanProject developing the first atomic bombs.
Today in #SpyHistory - On April 21, 2021, Dr. Stacey A. Dixon became the highest-ranking Black woman in the intelligence community as she was nominated by President Biden to be the United States' No. 2 intelligence official.
Today in #SpyHistory - On August 13, 1961, East Germany began construction on the #BerlinWall. East Germany erected the wall in effort to isolate the Soviet-controlled East Germany’s access to West Germany. bit.ly/3qVZapp
Today in #SpyHistory - On September 23, 1945, Virginia Hall received the Distinguished Service Cross from OSS Directory Donovan. 🎖️ Tough, confident, and determined, Hall joined the British Special Operations Executive (SOE) in 1941, aiding and coordinating Resistance efforts in…
Today in #SpyHistory: On July 25, 1917, dancer Mata Hari was sentenced to death by a French court for spying on Germany’s behalf during World War I. The prosecutor at her trial called her “perhaps the greatest woman spy of the century.”
Which famous spy wrote a memoir titled 'Never Judge A Man By His Umbrella?' #spybrary #espionage #spyhistory
📽️ Movies & History ⏳ Steven Spielberg’s 2015 'Bridge of Spies' highlighted the delicate balance of power between rival nations, illustrating how backdoor negotiations shaped global politics at the height of nuclear tensions. #ColdWar #SpyHistory #History
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