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“Indian Intelligence & Cyber” – A Conversation with Sameer Patil, ORF Mumbai Apr 04, 2023

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Summary

Sameer Patil (Twitter; Website) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss intelligence and cybersecurity in the world’s most populous nation. He formerly worked in the NSC Secretariat in the Prime Minister’s Office in New Delhi.

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

Cybersecurity in the world’s largest democracy
The breakdown of India’s intelligence agencies
Cybersecurity among the world’s second largest internet user base
India’s relationships with China and Pakistan

Reflections

Imperial legacies
Borders of the mind

Guest Bio

Sameer Patil is a senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, where he is an expert on the intersection between cybersecurity, counterterrorism, and national security. Previously, he served as the Assistant Director of the National Security Council Secretariat at the Prime Minister’s Office in New Delhi. He has a PhD in International Relations from Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, and is the author of the 2022 book Securing India in the Cyber Era.

Quote of the Week

"So, it's a very unique relationship because if you see both the countries, uh, in a sense emerged as modern nation states at around the same time. India attended independence in 1947 the Chinese Communist party emerged victory years from a protracted civil war. In 1949 and. Initial periods of both the countries, as modern nation states were very cordial relationship, very friendly relationship in fact, we had a very populous slogan at that time, which is known as “Hindi Chini Bhai Bhai,” which means India, China, Brothers - Indians and Chinese are brothers together. But by the late 1950s, many of the issues started to unravel." – Sameer Patil.

Resources

SURFACE SKIM

SpyCasts

“Intelligence & the World’s Largest Democracy” - Indian Spy Chief Vikram Sood (2021)
“Afghanistan, the Mujahedeen, Al Qaeda” – My Time at CIA & State with Diana Bolsinger (2021)

Beginner Resources

Cyber War: How Prepared is India? WION (2022) [Video]
India’s Rise in Cybersecurity Incidents, The Print (2022) [Video]
The Entire History of India in Under 10 Minutes, Made in History (2022) [Video]
Cybersecurity in 7 Minutes, Simplilearn (2021) [Video]
India Profile: Timeline, BBC (2019) [Article]
The Indus Valley Civilization, J. Green, PBS (n.d.) [Video]

DEEPER DIVE

Featured Resource

Securing India in the Cyber Era, S. Patil (Routledge, 2022)

Wildcard Resource(s)

“The James Bond of India”
Real-life spy Ajit Doval who spent years undercover in Pakistan
He is currently the National Security Advisor of India!

“Secrets Revealed” – Curators Alexis and Andrew on SPY’s Pop-Up Exhibit Mar 28, 2023

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Summary

Dr. Alexis Albion (LinkedIn, Twitter) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss amazing artifacts with amazing stories from SPY’s newest pop-up exhibit: “Secrets Revealed: Highlights from the Grant Verstandig Collection.”

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

Casablanca’s spy connection
Lasting effects of the Rosenberg trial
Women in Intelligence
WWII covert operations

Reflections

What makes a story timeless?
The human dimension of history

And much, much more …

Quote of the Week

“To us, that might be the Rosenbergs – These sort of incredible historic figures from the Cold War Intelligence. But to Mike Meeropol, it's his mom and dad. So, I think it's a really human story as well. This letter makes recommendations about their sentencing, about life and death, and again, for me it evokes that really human dimension about whether or not this mother might have lived.” – Dr. Alexis Albion.

Resources

SpyCasts

Hitler’s Trojan Horse – Nazi Intelligence with Nigel West (2023)
Honey Trapped: Sex, Betrayal & Love – with Henry Schlesinger (2022)
Amazon to Darien, Atlantic to Pacific – Intelligence in Colombia with former Head of its Navy Admiral Hernando Wills (2022)
My Life Looking at Spies &the Media with Paul Lashmar (2021)

Beginner Resources

Soviet Spy Scandal: Who Were the Rosenbergs?, L. Davidson, HistoryHit (2022) [Article]
Casablanca in 2 Minutes, YouTube (2019) [Video]
Who was the real Mata Hari?, N. Barber, BBC Culture (2017) [Article]
How D-Day Was Fought From The Sea, Imperial War Museum (n.d.) [Article]

Artifacts Discussed

Primary Resources

Letter from Sophie Rosenberg to Mamie Eisenhower, Eisenhower Presidential Library (1953)
Letter from Clyde Miller to Dwight Eisenhower Urging Clemency for the Rosenbergs, Eisenhower Presidential Library (1953)
Response from Dwight Eisenhower to Clyde Miller, Eisenhower Presidential Library (1953)
The Clydebank Blitz, National Records of Scotland (1941)

Wildcard Resource(s)

The classic quote from Casablanca, “Here’s looking at you, kid” is ranked #4 on the American Film Institute’s Top 100 Movie Quotes. In fact, four quotes from the movie made it onto the list – Can you guess what the others are?

"Israeli Military Intelligence" – with IDF Brig. General (Res.) Yossi Kuperwasser Mar 21, 2023

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Summary

Yossi Kuperwasser (Twitter; Website) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss the Israeli intelligence community. Yossi is the former head of the Research Division of IDF Military Intelligence.

FULL SHOWNOTES & FULL TRANSCRIPT HERE

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

The layout of Israeli intelligence
The First and Second Intifadas
Israel’s complicated position in the Middle East
Relationship between Israeli and American ICs

Reflections

Intelligence as a learning process
The importance and difficulty of trust

And much, much more …

FULL SHOWNOTES & FULL TRANSCRIPT HERE

Quote of the Week

“That's the problem of intelligence - It's an ongoing learning process. And if you don't learn all the time to enable you to adjust to the developing situation, you are going to fail.” – Yossi Kuperwasser.

Resources

SpyCasts

The Counterterrorism and Counter WMD Strategist with Dexter Ingram (2022)
Son of Hamas, Spy for Israel with Mosab Hassan Yousef and Gonen Ben Yitzhak (2010)
Israeli Intelligence and the Jonathan Pollard Spy Case with Ron Olive (2007)

Beginner Resources

History of Israel, Encyclopedia Britannica [encyclopedia entry]
What you need to know about the 1987 Intifada, PBS (2019) [article]
The Oslo Accords, 25 Years Later, Washington Post (2018) [video]
1967 War: Six Days that Changed the Middle East, J. Bowen, BBC (2017) [article]
The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Brief, Simple History, Vox (2016) [video]

Wildcard Resource(s)

The Little Drummer Girl – A fictional novel about a double agent working for the Israelis, written by famed spy author John le Carré in 1983.

FULL SHOWNOTES & FULL TRANSCRIPT HERE

"Hitler’s Trojan Horse” – Nazi Intelligence with Nigel West Mar 14, 2023

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Summary

Nigel West (Wikipedia) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss Germany’s military intelligence service during WWII, the Abwehr. Nigel is known as the expert’s expert on spy history.

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

The rise and fall of the Abwehr
The 20th of July plot to kill Hitler & Operation Valkyrie
How effective German intelligence was during WWII
How “Nazi” the Abwehr was

Reflections

The search for truth across generations
The power of historical documents

EXTENDED SHOW NOTES HERE!

Quote of the Week

“The Germans were ruthless. They had really good intelligence on all the bridges. They knew exactly what had to be captured in advance. The bridges would then be held, so as to allow the tanks over, and the tanks wouldn't wait to attack strong points. They would just go directly ahead in order to achieve their objectives.” – Nigel West.

Glossary

Abwehr: Germany’s military intelligence service from 1920-1945, serving both the Riechswehr and Wehrmacht. Translates to “defense.”
Reichswehr: The name for German armed forces from 1919-1935, under the Weimar Republic and first two years of the Third Reich. Per the Treaty of Versailles, the Reichswehr was very limited in arms and personnel. Translates to “Reich Defence.”
Wehrmacht: The name for German Armed Forces from 1935-1945 under Nazi Germany. The heavily militarized and manned Wehrmacht illustrated Hitler’s intentions to expand Germany. Translates to “Defense Force.”
Sicherheitsdienst: The intelligence agency of the Schutzstaffel, or SS. Translates to “Security Service.”
Gestapo: Nazi Germany’s political police force. Notorious for their brutality and representation of Nazi authoritarianism. Full name Geheime Staatspolizei, translating to “Secret State Police.”

EXTENDED SHOW NOTES HERE!

Resources

SURFACE SKIM

Featured Resource(s)

Hitler’s Nest of Vipers: The Rise of the Abwehr, N. West (Frontline, 2022)
Hitler's Trojan Horse: The Fall of the Abwehr, N. West (Frontline, 2023)

SpyCasts

Nazis on the Potomac – with former National Park Service Chief Historian Bob Sutton (2022)
A Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany – 101-Year-Old Marthe Cohn’s Incredible True Story (2021)

Beginner Resources

July Plot, Britannica (2023) [encyclopedia entry)
From War to War in Europe: 1919-1939, National WW11 Museum (2018) [Background on Interwar Period]
The Treaty of Versailles, What Did the Big Three Want?, YouTube (2016) [3 min. video]
German Chief Spy Admiral Canaris, P. Kross, Warfare History Network (2014)
Abwehr, A. Lerner, Encyclopedia.com (n.d.)

EXTENDED SHOW NOTES HERE!

“Espionage and the Metaverse” – with Cathy Hackl Mar 07, 2023

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Summary

Cathy Hackl (Twitter, LinkedIn) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss the potential implications of the metaverse on intelligence. Cathy has been called the “Godmother of the Metaverse.”

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

What the metaverse is
Security and counterintelligence in a virtual world
Futurism within intelligence agencies
Potential risks and consequences of the metaverse

Reflections

How virtual spaces can affect our physical world
The necessity to evolve alongside technology

And much, much more …

Episode Notes

The web will continue to evolve and change with time, but what’s coming next? And how will this evolution affect the ways that intelligence organizations around the world conduct their operations?

This week on SpyCast, Cathy Hackl joins Andrew to explain what the metaverse is, what we can expect from living in this new virtual world, and how intelligence agencies can begin planning for the Web 3 future. Cathy Hackl has been dubbed the “Godmother of the Metaverse”

Resources

Featured Resource

Into the Metaverse: The Essential Guide to the Business Opportunities of the Web3 Era, Cathy Hackl (Bloomsbury, 2023)
Metaverse Marketing [Cathy’s podcast]

Beginner Resources

What Is the Metaverse, Exactly?, Wired (2022) [Article]
Web 3.0 Explained In 5 Minutes, YouTube (2022) [5 min. Video]
12 new tech terms you need to understand the future, R. Gray, BBC (2018)

SpyCasts

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Spy Game – with Mike Susong (2022)
Trafficking Data: The Digital Struggle with China -- with Aynne Kokas (2022)
The FBI & Cyber – with Cyber Division Chief Bryan Vorndran (Part 1 of 2)
The FBI & Cyber – with Cyber Division Chief Bryan Vorndran (Part 2 of 2)

Wildcard Resource

Watch the world’s first metaverse music video, Snoop Dogg’s “House I Built,” here!

Ukraine & Intelligence: One Year on – with Shane Harris Feb 28, 2023

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Summary

Shane Harris (Twitter, LinkedIn) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss the role of intelligence in the Ukraine conflict one year after it began. Shane reports on intelligence for the Washington Post and is the author of two books.

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

Where we are with the war in Ukraine
The role intelligence agencies are playing in the conflict
The leadership of Zelensky and Putin
What it’s like to report on spies
Dealing with sources inside the intelligence agencies

Reflections

The tenacity of the Ukrainian people and army
History as both repetitive and unpredictable

Episode Notes

This week on SpyCast, Shane Harris of The Washington Post joins Andrew to reflect on the previous year and discuss the role of intelligence within the war in Ukraine. He has been writing about these issues for more than two decades, including a period with the Wall Street Journal. He is the author of two books, The Watchers, on the rise of surveillance in the US, and @War, on the rise of the military-internet complex. He was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 2021.

Quote of the Week

“At the outset, [I] believed that what we were looking at was probably a pretty swift Russian victory … They would come in, they would decapitate the central government in Kiev in the first 72 hours, and it would be bloody, and it would be violent, but that Russia would prevail because they were deemed to have the superior military in terms of technology experience numbers. Turns out, all those things were spectacularly wrong.” – Shane Harris.

Resources

SpyCasts

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Spy Game with Mike Susong (2023)
Dealing with Russia A Conversation with Counterintelligence Legend Jim Olson (2022)
Becoming a Russian Intelligence Officer with Janosh Neumann (2022)
The Information Battlespace: Foreign Denial and Deception with Bill Parquette (2022)

Beginner Resources

Has Putin's war failed and what does Russia want?, P. Kirby, BBC (2023)
A Brief History of Modern Ukraine, BBC (2022) [YouTube video]
Russia-Ukraine Relations in 60 Seconds, CBC News (2022)

“The Espionage News Cycle” – A Conversation with SPY’s Aliza Bran Feb 21, 2023

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Summary

Aliza Bran (LinkedIn, Twitter) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss her role as Media Relations Manager at the International Spy Museum. Aliza is a D.C. native and graduate of Washington University in St. Louis.

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

The media and intelligence
International Spy Museum Artifacts
Espionage fact vs. fiction
The history of The International Spy Museum

Reflections

Creativity & Ingenuity
Growing up in the DMV

And much, much more …

Episode Notes

Aliza Bran’s passion and excitement for the world of SPY is contagious. Around the office of the International Spy Museum, Aliza is known for her cheerful demeanor, quick wit, and intensely creative mind. She’s been working at SPY for six years now, four of those years as our Media Relations Manager.

How does Aliza navigate the ever-changing media landscape and represent the International Spy Museum on this worldwide stage? What are Aliza’s favorite memories, artifacts, and exhibits from SPY? What makes her love this work so much, and what skills do you need to build a career in media relations? Tune in to find out.

And…

Aliza has been particularly busy these past few weeks covering the news surrounding the Chinese Spy Balloon. For a taste of Aliza’s work, find articles and video on the subject that she orchestrated here, here, here, and here.

Quote of the Week

“Part of it for me is knowing that we live in a very polarized world right now and I want to have a sense of our full audience, which is everyone. So I'm going to look at stories, places that aren't natural fits for where I tend to go. Because if people go there to read the news, I want to know what they're reading, I want to know what interests them. I want to know what people are excited about, worried about, looking at.” – Aliza Bran.

Resources

SpyCasts

My Life Looking at Spies & the Media with Paul Lashmar (2021)

Beginner Resources

What is Media Relations?, Nancy Shenker, ClearVoice (2021) [Blog Post]
Paid vs. Owned vs. Earned Media: What's the Difference?, Indeed (2021) [Article]

Books

The Good Assassin, S. Talty (Mariner, 2020)
The Alice Network, K. Quinn (William Morrow, 2017)

Articles

Deadly Women, Dirty Laundry, and a Shootout With The IRA, Reaper Feed (2020)

Video

Former CIA Operative Explains How Spies Use Disguises, WIRED (2019)
Meet a Former CIA Chief of Disguise, Atlas Obscura (2020)
Alias, ABC (2001-2006)

Artifacts from SPY’s Collection

Wildcard Resource

Check out the Refinery29 article that features Aliza’s SPY expertise applied to the collection and analysis of Taylor Swift-related intelligence.

“The Counterintelligence Chief” – with FBI Assistant Director Alan Kohler Feb 14, 2023

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Summary

Alan Kohler joins Andrew to discuss the FBI’s counterintelligence division. He is a recipient of the FBI Director’s Award for Outstanding Counterintelligence Investigation.

FULL SHOWNOTES AVAILABLE HERE

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

Counterintelligence vs. Counterespionage
How the FBI recruit’s foreign agents
Ideological motivations behind spying
Effect of technology on counterintelligence

Reflections

Staying grounded under pressure
The value of creativity

Notes

Alan Kohler (LinkedIn, Website) has been the FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence since 2020. Alan and Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) talk all things counterintelligence.

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE

SpyCasts

The FBI & Cyber with Cyber Division Chief Bryan Vorndran, Part 1 (2022)
The FBI & Cyber with Cyber Division Chief Bryan Vorndran, Part 2 (2022)
My Global Career as a Female FBI Agent with Kathy Stearman (2021)
The FBI Way with Counterintelligence Spy Chief Frank Figliuzzi (2021)

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE

Beginner Resources

What We Investigate, FBI (n.d.) [webpage]
FAQ’S, FBI (n.d.) [webpage]
US Opens Counterintelligence Investigation into China Every 12 Hours (Dir. Wray), MSNBC (2022) [video]
What We Know About China’s Spy Agency, Bloomberg Originals (2019) [video]
Hollow Nickel/Rudolf Abel, FBI (n.d.) [Article]
NCSC Mission, Vision, and Goals, ODNI (n.d.) [Website]

Glossary:

Counterintelligence: Information gathered, and activities conducted to identify, deceive, exploit, disrupt, or protect against espionage or other intelligence activities
FBI Attaché: a special agent assigned to a U.S. embassy or consulate overseas to liaise with local law enforcement and intelligence agencies. They pursue terrorist, intelligence, and criminal threats with international dimensions.
Occam’s Razor: a rule of thumb theory that states when you are faced with competing explanations for the same phenomenon, the simplest one is probably the correct one. Attributed to William of Ockham, a 14th century English theologian.

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE

"How Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Spy Game" – with Mike Susong Feb 07, 2023

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Summary

Mike Susong joins Andrew to discuss the impact and potential of AI on the intelligence field. Mike is a former CIA case officer who now oversees global intelligence for a risk management company.

FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE HERE!

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

What AI is and why it matters
How the Intelligence Community is using AI
The pros and cons of AI for case officers in the field
Ukraine - intersections between AI and OSINT
AI in Alan Turing’s Imitation Game

Reflections

Replicants, machines and robots
Will humans become obsolete?

Notes

Mike Susong (Website, LinkedIn) is an expert in the growing field of artificial intelligence. He joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss.

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE!

SpyCasts

From the CIA to Strategic Cyber -- with Hans Holmer (2022)
So, I Design Board Games for the CIA... - with Volko Ruhnke (2022)
CIA Case Officer, Cyber Entrepreneur, Burning Man Volunteer – with Mike Susong (Part 1 of 2, 2022)
CIA Case Officer, Cyber Entrepreneur, Burning Man Volunteer – with Mike Susong (Part 2 of 2, 2002)
The Cyber Zeitgeist – with Cyberwire Host Dave Bittner (2021)

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE!

Beginner Resources

Machine Leaning: Explain it to me Like I’m 5 Years Old, Bob Deprizio, Medium (2020)
What is AI (Artificial Intelligence)?, Youtube (2019) [2 min. video]
Singularity: Explain it to me Like I’m 5 Years Old, Roey Tzezana, Futurism (2017) [Article]
Alan Turing: The experiment that shaped artificial intelligence, N. Sharkey, BBC (2012) [Article]

Glossary:

AGI: Artificial General Intelligence. The unrestricted ability of software to learn, understand, & respond to any intellectual task that a human being is capable of.
ANI: Artificial Narrow Intelligence. The restricted ability of software to perform a limited subset of intellectual tasks.
Deep Learning: a machine learning technique that teaches computers to learn by example, something that comes naturally for human beings.
Machine Learning: The field of study interested in building computational systems that can improve their own performance of some task.
Natural Language Processing: A field of study that aims to analyze and understand human language communications both spoken and textual.
Uncanny Divide: Where people feel a sense of unease or revulsion in response to humanoid robots that are highly realistic.

FULL RESOURCES AVAILABLE HERE!

"The Lion and the Fox – Civil War Spy vs. Spy" – with Alexander Rose Jan 31, 2023

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Summary

Alexander Rose (Website; Twitter) joins Andrew (Twitter; LinkedIn) to discuss a gripping spy-vs-spy true story from the U.S. Civil War. He wrote the book that was the inspiration behind the hit TV-series TURN.

What You’ll Learn

Intelligence

The secret plot to build a Confederate Navy
Why Liverpool was so important to both the North and the South
How Civil War espionage played out in Great Britain
The high-level spy the South had in the British Foreign Office

Reflections

The birth of the Atlantic World
The malleability of public opinion

And much, much more …

Episode Notes

Liverpool. The city of the Beatles. The home of Liverpool F.C., winner of six European Cups. Did you know that there – thousands of miles away from the bloody battlefields of Fredericksburg, Shiloh, and Gettysburg – the U.S. Civil War played out?

In fact, it was a key part of the strategies of both the North and the South since at that time it produced more ships than every other dockyard in the world combined. The North wanted to choke off the South, with the help of spies; but the South wanted to build a navy, with the help of spies. Who would prevail? This is the story of spy-vs-spy, North vs South, and Thomas Dudley vs James Bulloch.

And…

If this spy story makes you hungry for more, check out Alex’s historical espionage newsletter, Spionage.

Quotes of the Week

“If Dudley hadn't stopped Bulloch, or if Dudley hadn't existed and Bulloch created this massive fleet of blockade runners and had built more commerce raiders … You would've had a many more sinkings of American merchant vessels. You would've had larger inflows of arms and weapons into the South. The biggest change of all would've been that having the sea lanes open like that would've allowed the South to fight on much longer than it actually did.”

Resources

SURFACE SKIM

Andrew’s Recommendation

You must watch Ken Burns landmark documentary The Civil War; but, you must also read more recent commentary and critique – there’s even a whole book related to it.

Headline Resource

The Lion and the Fox: Two Rival Spies and the Secret Plot to Build a Confederate Navy, A. Rose (Mariner, 2022)

Beginner Resources

Civil War: Evolution of Espionage in America, INTEL.gov (n.d.) [digital exhibition]
The History of Liverpool, Historic UK (2018) [webpage]
Liverpool and the American Civil War, National Museums Liverpool (n.d.) [short article]
British Support During the U.S. Civil War, LDHI (n.d.) [digital exhibit]

DEEP DIVE

SpyCasts

George Sharpe and the BMI – Peter Tsouras (2019)
Intelligence in the Early Republic – Ken Diagler (2015)
The Beginnings of U.S. Overhead Reconnaissance – Jim Green (2014)
Intelligence and Espionage in the U.S. Civil War - William Feis (2012)

Books

The Civil War Abroad, J. Priestley (McFarland, 2022)
Cotton, Liverpool and the American Civil War, J. Powell, (LUP, 2020)
Lincoln’s Spies, D. Waller (S&S, 2019)
Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy, K. Abbott (Harper, 2015)
The Union and Confederate Navies, J. McPherson (University of North Carolina, 2012)
The Civil War at Sea, C. Symonds (Oxford, 2012)

Articles

Liverpool, site of last surrender in US Civil War, S. Abdelaziz, CNN (2020)
CSS Alabama: Lost and Found, Naval History & Heritage Command (2020)

Primary Sources

The Secret Service of the Confederate States in Europe, J.D. Bulloch (1882)
Letter from J.D. Bulloch to General McRae et al (1865)
Dudley Introduces Lincoln to a Liverpudlian Union Sympathizer (1863)
Dudley’s Concerns About Southern Secession (1860)

Wildcard Resource(s)

You know Liverpool as the city of the Beatles. Did you know that The Beatles’ first single “Love Me Do” and James Bond’s debut movie “Dr. No” were released within a month of each other in 1962? And while none of the Beatles went on to become spies themselves, Ringo married Bond girl Barbara Bach in 1980 and Paul was behind the first rock Bond theme song, “Live and Let Die,” in 1973.

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