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THE KGB: THE EYES OF RUSSIA

Harry Rositzke

THE KGB: THE EYES OF RUSSIA delves deep into the history and operations of one of the most notorious intelligence agencies in the world. Through meticulous research and firsthand accounts, this book uncovers the secretive world of the KGB, revealing its inner workings, espionage tactics, and impact on global affairs. A gripping and informative read for anyone interested in Cold War history and the shadowy realm of international espionage.

DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK. 1981. 292p.

FEMINIST FREIKORPS: The British Voluntary Women Police, 1914-1940

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R. M. DOUGLAS

"FEMINIST FREIKORPS: The British Voluntary Women Police, 1914-1940" delves into the history of the women who volunteered in law enforcement during a crucial period. Exploring their motivations, struggles, and impact, this book sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of feminism and policing in the early 20th century. Through meticulous research and compelling narratives, readers are invited to discover the untold stories of these pioneering women who challenged societal norms and paved the way for future generations in law enforcement."

London. Praeger. 1999. 188p.

Fontana 16: The Tsar's Secret Police

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By CHARLES A. RUUD and SERGEI A. STEPANOV

From Introduction: Fontanka 16 takes a fresh look at the feared Russian tsarist secret police, the Okhranka, during the period of the imperial regime leading up to the Revolution of r917. It is a fascinating account of the development of a secret police organization that was deeply rooted in tsarist Russia but provided a model for Soviet police organizations.

McGill-Queen's University Press Montreal &e Kingston • London • Ithaca. 1999. 409p.

The State Police

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By Bruce Smith

PREFACE: “This volume is a study of American state police forces —of the police bodies maintained by Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Texas, West Virginia; Michigan, New Jersey, Colorado, Maryland, Delaware, and also the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It is concerned primarily with the organization, administrative methods, and statutory powers of those forces. It deals with the position of the police in state administration, their jurisdiction, the powers delegated to the administrative head, the direction, control, compensation and welfare of the rank and file, the distribution of patrol units and the patrol methods which are employed, eriminal investigation, identification and crime prevention.

THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIO ADMINISTRATION. .1 925, 295p.