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For a hundred years gchq government communications headquarters has been at the forefront of british secret statecraft. Born out of the need to support military operations in the first world war, and fought over ever since, today it is the uk’s biggest intelligence, security and cyber agency and a powerful tool of the british state.
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Given that until recently the british government refused to acknowledge the existence of its world war ii–era code-breaking organization, this informative official history of the government communications headquarters, or gchq, one of the united kingdom’s leading intelligence agencies, is remarkable.
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This monumental work completes the authorised picture of a century of british intelligence, a testament to how far britain has moved away from the cult of official secrecy. - the times a fascinating tale [that] takes us with the codebreakers – mathematicians, linguists, teachers and philosophers and eccentrics – through the ages of radio.
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The first authorised history of gchq, britain's most secretive intelligence agency, written with unprecedented access to classified archives about the author john ferris is a fellow of the royal society of canada.
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University of calgary history professor john ferris has been named the authorized historian in chronicling the history of its british communications intelligence agency (government communications.
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