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Index
Cover Page
ALSO BY NIGEL WEST AND OLEG TSAREV
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
PART I. Anthony Blunt's MI5 Documents
1. The Swedish Naval Attaché
2. Japanese Suspects, October 1941
3. Neutral Attachés in London, September 1943
4. Diplomatic Missions in London
5. MI5's History
PART II. KimPhilby's SIS Documents
6. Colonel Vivian's Briefing, 1943
7. ISOS, March 1943
8. Soviet Ciphers
9. SIS Sources for Strategic Appreciations
10. C's Directive, September 1944
11. Report from Philby, December 1944
12. Philby's Memo to C, November 1944
13. Section IX Personnel
14. Commander Dunderdale's SLC, July 1945
15. Memo on Penetrating Russia
16. Colonel Vivian's Reply to the Memo
17. SIS Symbols, 23 July 1947
18. SIS Internal Country Codes Used Up to the Second Half of 1946
19. Report on SIS Reorganisation, July 1945
20. Colonel Vivian's Memo, September 1944
21. The XK Problem in SIS, 6 September 1944
22. Report on the Mediterranean Inspection, August 1944
23. Report on the Western Mediterranean Inspection
24. The Structure of SIS
25. The Reorganization of SIS
26. Telegrams from SIS's Moscow Station, July 1942
27. SIS Plans for Anti-Soviet Operations, June 1944
28. Blueprint for SIS's Post-War Organisation
29. Symbols of SIS's Senior Personnel
30. SIS's Internal Structure, March 1946
PART III. John Cairncross's Documents
31. Lord Hankey's Inquiry into SIS and MI5, 1940
32. Message from EDWARD, November 1944
33. Philby's Letter to Peter Loxley, September 1943, with the Curry Memorandum on Soviet Espionage
34. Peter Loxley's Letter to Colonel Vivian, November 1944
PART IV. NKVD Reports
35. Confession of the SIS Agent Aleksandr S. Nelidov
36. British Deception Schemes
37. MI5 Surveillance of Foreign Diplomatic Missions
38. MI5's Targeting of Foreign Diplomatic Missions
39. Elena Modrzhinskaya's Report, April 1943
40. Dossier on Harold Gibson, September 1949
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