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📘 The Craft of Intelligence by Allen Dulles

In The Craft of Intelligence, former Central Intelligence Agency chief Allen Dulles draws on a nearly half‑century of experience in diplomacy, international law, and espionage to reveal the clandestine dynamics of foreign affairs.

First publish date: 1963

Genre: Politics & Government/International Relations

Authors: Allen Dulles

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