BEHIND THE DISGUISE IN THE SPY TRADE

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000400090029-4
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
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November 11, 2016
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May 27, 1999
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29
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NSPR
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Approved For Releas 1999/09/17 : CIA-RDP75 OOQ01t"00040O09#G29-4' defeats the purpose of the right kind of plane for ,, torturers. atomic bomb." It is endurable because an in. which he handled' his .crease would bring uncon- but difficult reply can prolonged pain, while others for alTi yoknew, you mlght'?` are able to fortify themselves have been dropping , ah ? courageous men in spite of him carefully to their prime World War, but the main value of the book lies not so much; in its narratives as In the explanation of the techniques an tricks of the trade of a profession that is in full owing every civilized country in the world during war, cold war,? or peace. It is interesting to know, for example, that torture is not. necessarily an instrument of sadism, but a recognized and had himself said that Poweral accepted tool in an occupation was a spy, but Powers firmly; which is governed by prece- maintained that he was only! dent If not by law. An in- pulling levers and pushing: ability to withstand prolonged buttons the functions of torture is. in Mr. Seth's opin- which he did not know. The' ion, not a sign of lack of Russians led him to CM- bravery. Some completely phasize this point, drawing ?N arw .ra? manv aood anv stories in this excellent book ANATOMY. OF SPYING. By Ronald Seth. (E. F. Dutton admiration. A spy's rirati outy was under no patriotic obUlia scan U-2 pilot, was It spy who rigid with him the meads of Francis Powers. the Amer- Like all spies, Powers car tion: his second is to come use it. Certainly at.the rim back alile, Powers, who at his it was less publicised, if men -trial vor-nly one factor in tioned at all, that he hid fsLnr~}ham APAir., of Rim- , ,_ _ ,:. ? hi s ms - - i li t - - ' - ra a s ala to make Imper ica the' true culprit, ryit Just spend If foredd dowt ; su r Ey, . ene>pi knows. Elsthhower pame anti Arave.._. .-1