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This book traces the development of the Special Operations Executives Malayan operations during WWII, and analyses the interactions between SOE and the various guerrilla groups.

Kenneison Rebecca: The Special
Operations Executive in Malaya

The Special Operations Executive in Malaya

World War II and the Path to Independence

List of Abbreviations Note on Spelling Key Characters List of Maps List of Tables List of Figures Introduction The Special Operations Executive, Malaya and the Historical Debate 1. Oriental Mission and Malaya, 1941-1942 2. Malayan Country Section, Force 136: Recruitment, Composition and Training 3. 'A Deal with the Devil': Force 136 and the MPAJA 4. 'Expect to Meet You Shortly': Force 136 and the Malay Resistance 5. 'The Kuomintang State': Force 136 and the OCAJA 6. 'Revolutionary Spirit': The Post-War Period, August 1945 - April 1946 7. 'The Tangled Mass of Unspun Fibres': Information and Intelligence in the Lead-up to the Malayan Emergency Conclusion Appendicies Sources and Bibliography Notes Index

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A revealing look at the interrelationship between secret intelligence agencies and the wider societies and cultures they inhabitIntelligence agencies pride themselves on transcending politics and delivering objective intelligence assessments that speak truth to power and are detached from the cultural or political biases that pervade our fallen world. They are commonly understood as cloistered entities, operating behind the veil of secrecy with relative freedom from societal scrutiny.Spies, Culture, and Society demonstrates that intelligence services are, in fact, fundamentally embedded within the wider sociocultural domain they inhabit. Intelligence services have come in from the cold, featuring routinely today in the media and in our popular culture and political debates. Many profoundly influential cultural narratives, from ideas of a "deep state" to the many modern mythologies of espionage at the movies, have been shaped, often unintentionally, by the activities of intelligence services. In turn, intelligence agencies and their employees are not immune to the outside influence of culture and ideas, despite their noble dream of objectivity and detachment. This volume brings together some of the world's leading experts on intelligence and its wider impact in chapters that explore different aspects of this reciprocal relationship between intelligence services and the outside world. The topics covered include the influence of spy films and novels, interactions between spies and journalists, the historical roots of the "deep state" conspiracy theory, Western intelligence services and imperialism, and more.This interdisciplinary collection reveals how both intelligence officers and citizens have constructed memories of intelligence services through various social prisms. Offering meaningful insights for intelligence studies scholars, Cold War historians, and media scholars, this collection offers a new paradigm for understanding intelligence agencies as fundamentally integrated into the cultures and societies they seek to protect.

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