Author: MURE DAVID
Title: Practise to Deceive
Description: William Kimber, London. 1977, 1st Edition. (ISBN: 0718303652) Hard Cover with dust jacket, 24cm. Heavy Book Over 500gms, This book recounts how the British gained control of German espionage early in the second World War nd supplied all their information, how 90% of the informants were "notional" - wholly imaginary to and invented by the British but intensely factual to the Germans and how this phantom control was combined with such sophisticated and widespread visual deceptions as to cause them to disperse their forces to meet "notionall" attacks leaving them unprepared to defeat the actual ones. The author himself conducted such deception operations, first in Iraq and Persia and later in the Middle East in 1943 and 1944. Good/Good.

Keywords: Espionage, David Mure, War, World War 11, Middle East, Rommel, Germany, Second World War, 0718303652


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