How I Discovered World War II's Greatest Spy and Other Stories of Intelligence and Code

Content: INTRODUCTION  How I Discovered World War II\'s Greatest Spy  Who Was the Greatest Spy of World War II?   AMERICAN STORIES  Did Roosevelt Know?   Pearl Harbor and the Inadequacy of Cryptanalysis  Appendix: A Japanese Cryptosystem The Woman Who Made the Key Discovery  How the United States Viewed Germany and Japan in 1941  Roosevelt, Magic, and Ultra  Edward Bell and His Zimmermann Telegram Memoranda  Cryptology and the Origins of Spread Spectrum  Secret Telephone in the Cabinet War Rooms  Defining Terms  The First Unbreakable Scrambler  Vocoder Speech Synthesizer Studied Enter the X-System  Telephones Protected against Tapping Training Conducted in Secret  For Churchill, a Cigar and Informality General Strategy by Telephone Summit Conferences Amid Informality  To Probe Further  CASES  Rise of Intelligence   Intelligence in World War II: A Survey   Germany\'s Intelligence Failure in World War II   An Enigma Chronology   The Black Code   Nothing Sacred: The Allied Solution of Vatican Codes in World War II   Finland\'s Codebreaking in World War II   Soviet Comint in the Cold War   How the Allies Suppressed the Second Greatest Secret of World War II  Acknowledgments   Part IV A Theory, Clausewitz, and More  An Historical Theory of Intelligence  The Past  The Present  The Future  Clausewitz on Intelligence   Surprise and Secrecy: Two Thoughts   Intelligence Lessons in Macbeth   How Garbles Tricked History   The Cryptologic Origin of Braille   The Only False Message I Know      The Prehistory of the General Staff   PERSONALITIES  Charles J. Mendelsohn and why I Envy Him  Acknowledgment   The Man in the Iron Mask: Encore ET Enfin, Cryptologically  Chiffres Diplomatiques   Students Better than a Pro (Bazeries) and an Author (Candela)   The Old Master of Austrian Cryptology  Book Review     A COUNTERFACTUAL AND THE FUTURE  Enigma Uncracked: The Allies Fail to Break the German Cipher Machine  The Future of the Past: Questions in Cryptologic History  Acknowledgments