EBSEES: Alexander, Martin S. - Safes and houses: William C. Bullitt, embassy security and the shortcomings of the US Foreign Service in Europe before the Second World War

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ID	127
Author(s)	Alexander, Martin S.
Title	Safes and houses: William C. Bullitt, embassy security and the shortcomings of the US Foreign Service in Europe before the Second World War
Published	Diplomacy and Statecraft, 2(2), July, 1991, p. 187-210
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Intelligence Service, Secret Service [Browse all] Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Foreign Relations / United States of America [Browse all] Bullitt, William C.
Note	Concentrates on the American embassy in Moscow
Medium	article
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	The third sector in the Second World / Starr, S. Frederick
	Lithuania and Europe: foreign and security policy / Gylis, P.
	Report of the Vatican Documents on the Second World War / Wistrich, Robert S.
	Jewish theatre in Poland before the Second World War: its audiences and its critics / Peretz, Maya
	The economics of the Second World War / Ránki, György
	The organisation and financing of Russian foreign trade before 1914 / Thompstone, S.R.

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Safes and houses: William C. Bullitt, embassy security and the shortcomings of the US Foreign Service in Europe before the Second World War