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PB's Articles of Interest

 * Intelligence organizations, sites, special ops and people
 * Alan Furst
 * Alastair Denniston
 * Allen Dulles
 * Allied Intelligence Bureau
 * Andrzej Kowerski
 * Army Ranger
 * Augustyn Träger
 * Biuro Szyfrów
 * Brewster F2A Buffalo
 * Bureau of Intelligence and Research
 * C-36 (cipher machine)
 * Central Bureau
 * Chapman Pincher
 * Charles Alvin Beckwith
 * Charles W. Thayer
 * Chetniks
 * Chindits
 * Claude Dansey
 * Defense Clandestine Service
 * Denmark Hill
 * Dilly Knox
 * Director of Central Intelligence
 * Donald Gregg
 * Douglas Mackiernan
 * Felix Dzerzhinsky
 * Fleet Radio Unit
 * Force 136
 * Fourteenth Army (United Kingdom)
 * Frank Bessac
 * Frederick Forsyth
 * FRUMEL
 * George Reginald Starr
 * Gertrude Bell
 * Gideon Force
 * Government Communications Security Bureau
 * Gurkha
 * Helen MacInnes
 * Hotel Lux
 * Hugh Foss
 * Hugh Sinclair
 * Hut 7
 * Ian Fleming
 * Intelligence agency
 * Intelligence Corps (United Kingdom)
 * Intelligence officer
 * Japanese cryptology from the 1500s to Meiji
 * Japanese naval codes
 * JMWAVE
 * John le Carré
 * John Tiltman
 * Joseph Rochefort
 * List of intelligence agencies
 * List of SOE establishments
 * Lockheed Hudson
 * M-209
 * MacGuffin (cipher)
 * Marian Rejewski
 * MI1
 * Military Intelligence Service (United States)
 * Morse code
 * Moscow Rules
 * National Clandestine Service
 * Office of the Coordinator of Information
 * Operation Most III
 * OSS Detachment 101
 * Outline of cryptography
 * Para Commandos (India)
 * Pigpen cipher
 * Poem code
 * Purple (cipher machine)
 * RAF Croughton
 * RAF Flowerdown
 * Red (cipher machine)
 * Research and Analysis Wing
 * Richard Sorge
 * Robert Littell (author)
 * Roman Träger
 * Ruth Fischer
 * Signals intelligence in modern history
 * Simon Mann
 * Solomon Joel
 * Special Air Service
 * Special Air Service Regiment
 * Special Operations Executive
 * St John Philby
 * Station CAST
 * Station HYPO
 * The Great Game
 * The Pond (intelligence organization)
 * Theodore Shackley
 * Thomas G. Clines
 * Typex
 * Ultra
 * United States Army Special Forces selection and training
 * Westland Lysander
 * William J. Donovan
 * William Morgan Shuster
 * William Slim, 1st Viscount Slim
 * Wireless Experimental Centre


 * Poland and related
 * Bar Confederation
 * Cichociemni
 * History of Poland (1795–1918)
 * History of Poland (1918–1939)
 * History of Poland (1945–1989)
 * History of Poland (1989–present)
 * History of Poland in the Early Modern era (1569–1795)
 * History of Poland in the Middle Ages
 * Institute of National Remembrance
 * Katorga
 * Krystyna Skarbek
 * Organic work
 * Polish Downtown (Chicago)
 * Polish mob
 * Polish resistance movement in World War II
 * Polish–Soviet War
 * Sybirak
 * Thief in law
 * Uprising of Polish political exiles in Siberia


 * People
 * Brian Horrocks
 * Jerome
 * Joseph Conrad
 * Paul the Apostle
 * Robert Fisk
 * Roy Chapman Andrews
 * Rudyard Kipling
 * Simon Templar
 * T. E. Lawrence
 * Wilfrid Michael Voynich


 * Writing
 * Fiction writing
 * MacGuffin
 * Novel
 * Plot (narrative)
 * Plot device
 * Plot hole
 * Plot twist
 * The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations
 * Theme (narrative)
 * Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels
 * Writing process


 * Games
 * Go (game)
 * Mahjong


 * Finland
 * Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim
 * Continuation War
 * Finnish Civil War
 * Heimosodat
 * Mannerheim Line
 * Winter War


 * Nansen
 * Displaced person
 * Displaced persons camp
 * Nansen passport


 * Other articles of interest to PB
 * Abraham Lincoln Brigade
 * Battle of Isandlwana
 * Besa (Albanian culture)
 * Chekhov's gun
 * Deus ex machina
 * Greek Resistance
 * HMS Birkenhead (1845)
 * If—
 * Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
 * Indian National Army
 * Inklings
 * Kanun
 * Late bloomer
 * List of Bohemian Club members
 * Nimrod Expedition
 * Parkour
 * Russian Civil War
 * Spanish Civil War
 * The Times
 * United States Foreign Service
 * Voynich manuscript
 * List of London's gentlemen's clubs
 * Boodle's
 * Eating clubs at Princeton University
 * Bohemian Club