Please click above

to give us a rating

Related Books

Rare

A Tale of a Tub written by Jonathan Swift performed by Peter Wickham on Audio CD (Unabridged)£29.99

Swift's allegorical satire about religion and politics follows the lives of three brothers, Martin, Peter, and Jack, each of who represents a faction of the Christian faith - Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism, and the dissenting faiths, respectively. Each brother inherits a coat (representing religious practice) from their father (God) on the condition...

Spies Beneath Berlin written by David Stafford performed by Peter Wickham on CD (Unabridged)

Last One!
Very Rare!

Zoom

Our Price: £49.99Earn 49 Loyalty Points

–+

Condition:

ISBN: 9781842835937
Genre - Main: Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific: War
Duration: 420 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: David Stafford
Performer 1: Peter Wickham
Rarity: Extremely Rare

Availability:

We are currently running a special offer leading to FREE UK postage on all orders of £40 or more

Description
Reviews (0)

This book is a must for anyone who is interested in the world of Cold War espionage. It tells the story of how the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS, or MI6) organised the digging of a tunnel under the border between West and East Berlin.

This allowed them to tap into underground telephone and telegraph cables used by the Russians.

Be the first to Write a Review for this item!

Very Rare!

12 Books That Changed The World written by Melvyn Bragg performed by Patricia Hodge, Hugh Ross, Robert Powell and Bill Bingham on Audio CD (Abridged)£14.99 - £29.99

In this digitised age of shared information it is easy to take for granted the power of the printed word. Here Melvyn Bragg presents a vivid reminder of the book as agent of social, political and personal revolution. In the fascinating book accompanying the ITV series, Melvyn Bragg takes a look at the most important British books in history, and their long-lasting effects which can still be felt throughout the world today. Far from being a study of dry texts...