The spy catchers by Horner, D. M. (David Murray) 1948-

Table of Contents: “…Australia's Early Security Intelligence Organisations, 1901-1945--2 Adapting to a New Threat: Postwar Security and Intelligence in Australia, 1945-1948--3 Reacting to the Leaks: British and American Concerns about Australian Security, February-July 1948--4 Under Irresistible Pressure: Chifley Forms a New Security Service, July 1948-March 1949--PART 2: ESTABLISHMENT AND CONSOLIDATION, 1949-1954--5 Building a New Security Service: ASIO under Justice Reed, 1949--6 Trying to Crack 'The Case': The End of Reed's Term as Director-General, 1949-1950--7 Reshaping and Consolidating: Charles Spry Becomes Director-General of Security, 1950-1958--8 Contesting the Cold War: ASIO Confronts the Communists, 1950-1954--9 Watching and Recording: Field Operations against the Communists, 1950-1953--10 Vetting, Checking and Advising: ASIO's Protective Security Role, 1950-1954--11 Keeping Out Undesirables: Overseas Liaison, Refugees and War Criminals, 1950-1955--12 Moving Beyond 'The Case': Counterespionage Operations, 1950-1953--PART 3: PETROV AND THE ROYAL COMMISSION, 1951-1955--13 ASIO's Triumph: The Defection of Vladimir and Evdokia Petrov, 1951-1954--14 Out of the Shadows: ASIO and the Royal Commission on Espionage, 1954-1955--PART 4: EXPANSION AND PROFESSIONALISM, 1956-1963--15 Strengthening the Organisation: Legislation, Politics and Administration, 1956-1963--16 Seeking Comprehensive Coverage: Counter-subversion Operations, 1955-1963--17 Disruption, Propaganda and Exposure: Broadening the Counter-subversion Approach, 1955-1963--18 Searching for Illegals: Counterespionage Operations, 1955-1959--19 Resolving Doubts in the Commonwealth's Favour: Protective Security, 1955-1963--20 Building a Worldwide Network: ASIO's International Connections, 1956-1963--21 Return of the Russians: A Counterespionage Success? …”

Young Stalin by Sebag Montefiore, Simon 1965-