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Between Silk and Cyanide - Leo Marks

Description: ISBN 0750948353 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / A cryptographer and then an award-winning scriptwriter, Leo Marks is credited by Roosevelt as having shortened the war by at least three months due to the innovations he devised in signals intelligence saving countless lives. This ... more

Between Silk and Cyanide - Leo Marks ... text reveals the code operations of SOE during the war.

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