A Matter Of Trust: MI5 1945-72 (1982, 1983) By Nigel West
 
Was the former Director-General of the Security Service, Sir Roger Hollis, a traitor? What was the events in the 1960s which led to the self-destructive searches for Soviet 'moles'? Why was it that in more than thirty years only one KGB 'illegal' was ever found in England by MI5? Who was the defector whose memory of files in Moscow led to the identification of more than a dozen Russian spies in the West? Meticulous research backed by hundreds of hours of interviews with agents, double agents and case officers has resulted in answers to these questions. The account of Britain's premier counter-intelligence organization is thoroughly documented with names, dates and places.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket (1982) and Soft Cover Options (1983)
196 Pages
In Good condition