دانلود کتاب British Intelligence and Hitler’s Empire in the Soviet Union, 1941–1945

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Cover\nHalf Title\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nFigures\nMaps\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations\nMap\nIntroduction\nPart One The Restricted Services, British Covert Intelligence and Subterfuge in the Baltic States\n 1 SIS, SOE and the NKVD\nPart Two The Central Role of British Open Source Intelligence in the Ostland\n 2 The Importance of the Foreign Press to British Intelligence, 1938–​1941\n 3 The Stockholm Press Reading Bureau\n 4 The Foreign Research and Press Service Baltic States Section, 1941–​1942\n 5 The Foreign Office Research Department Baltic States Section, 1943–​1944\nPart Three Case Studies of the FRPS/​FORD Baltic States Section’s Intelligence\n 6 Economic Conditions in the Ostland\n Planning Economic Control\n Establishing German Economic Control: The Conflict between Exploitation and Reform\n The Day of the Hardliners: Göring and Backe Halt Agrarian Reform\n Infrastructure and Transport\n Industry\n Industrial Trade\n Fiscal and Banking Policy\n 7 German Population Policy in the Ostland\n The General Plan Ost and the Ostland\n Structural Planning for a Baltic March\n Creating the New Order: Population Transfers in the Ostland\n The ‘Evacuation’ of the Jews\n Colonization Actions\n The Germanic Brethren\n Military Collaboration\nPart Four Post-​Hostilities Planning\n 8 The Foreign Office Research Department and Post-​Hostilities Planning\nConclusion\nNotes\n Introduction\n Prologue: British Pre- war Policy towards the SovietUnion and the Baltic States, 1917– 1941\n 1 SIS, SOE and the NKVD\n 2 The Importance of the Foreign Pressto British Intelligence, 1938– 1941\n 3 The Stockholm Press Reading Bureau\n 4 The Foreign Research and Press ServiceBaltic States Section, 1941– 1942\n 5 The Foreign Office Research Department BalticStates Section, 1943– 1944\n 6 Economic Conditions in the Ostland\n 7 German Population Policy in the Ostland\n 8 The Foreign Office Research Departmentand Post- Hostilities Planning\n Conclusion\nBibliography\n Primary Sources\n Archives\n Published Primary Sources\n Web Pages\n Secondary Sources\n Web Pages\nIndex