This edited volume offers a comparative and interdisciplinary analysis of interrogation and questioning in war and conflict in the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher Andrew is Professor of Modern and Contemporary History at the University of Cambridge and a former visiting Professor of National Strategy at Harvard University. His recent books include The Defence of the Realm: The Authorised History of MI5 (2009), The Sword and Shield: The Mitrokhin Archive and the Secret History of the KGB (1999) and The Mitrokhin Archive II: The KGB and the World (2005). He is a founding editor of Intelligence and National Security. Simona Tobia is a lecturer in the School of Literature and Languages at the University of Reading. She is co-author, with Hilary Footitt, of War Talk: The Role of Foreign Languages in World War II (2012).
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Preface Christopher Andrew and Simona Tobia Introduction: The Modern History of Interrogation Christopher Andrew 1. A Process of Modernization? Prisoner of War Interrogation and Human Intelligence Gathering in the First World War Heather Jones 2. Stalin The NKVD and the Investigation of the Kremlin case: Prelude to the Great Terror Svetlana Lokhova 3. World War Two Interrogations and British Foreign Intelligence: the Case of ELGAR Christian Bjoern Bak 4. Gestapo Interrogations: Myths and Realities J. Ryan Stackhouse 5. 'Instructive for the Future': The Interrogation of the Major War Criminals in Germany 1945 Richard Overy 6. Crushing Czechoslovak Identity: Stalinist Violence and the Resistance of Czechoslovak Ex-Political Prisoners from the Communist Era Kristýna Buková and Nigel Hunt 7. Interrogation and 'Psychological Intelligence': the Construction of Propaganda during the Malayan Emergency 1948-1958 Thomas J. Maguire 8. The British Army Violence Interrogation and Shortcomings in Intelligence Gathering during the Cyprus Emergency 1955-59 Charlie Standley 9. The French Military in its Last Colonial War. Algeria 1954-1962: the Reign of Torture Raphaëlle Branche 10. War and Interrogation: The Rhodesian Bush war Sue Onslow 11. Interrogation during 'the Troubles' in Northern Ireland 1971-75 Samantha Newbery 12. A Perceived Neutrality: an Englishwoman's Reflections on Working as an Interpreter for Suspect and Witness Interviews at the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Louise Askew 13. Coercive Interrogation and the International Criminal Tribunals Matt Pollard Conclusions: Interrogation Interviewing and Questioning in the Twentieth Century Simona Tobia
Preface Christopher Andrew and Simona Tobia Introduction: The Modern History of Interrogation Christopher Andrew 1. A Process of Modernization? Prisoner of War Interrogation and Human Intelligence Gathering in the First World War Heather Jones 2. Stalin The NKVD and the Investigation of the Kremlin case: Prelude to the Great Terror Svetlana Lokhova 3. World War Two Interrogations and British Foreign Intelligence: the Case of ELGAR Christian Bjoern Bak 4. Gestapo Interrogations: Myths and Realities J. Ryan Stackhouse 5. 'Instructive for the Future': The Interrogation of the Major War Criminals in Germany 1945 Richard Overy 6. Crushing Czechoslovak Identity: Stalinist Violence and the Resistance of Czechoslovak Ex-Political Prisoners from the Communist Era Kristýna Buková and Nigel Hunt 7. Interrogation and 'Psychological Intelligence': the Construction of Propaganda during the Malayan Emergency 1948-1958 Thomas J. Maguire 8. The British Army Violence Interrogation and Shortcomings in Intelligence Gathering during the Cyprus Emergency 1955-59 Charlie Standley 9. The French Military in its Last Colonial War. Algeria 1954-1962: the Reign of Torture Raphaëlle Branche 10. War and Interrogation: The Rhodesian Bush war Sue Onslow 11. Interrogation during 'the Troubles' in Northern Ireland 1971-75 Samantha Newbery 12. A Perceived Neutrality: an Englishwoman's Reflections on Working as an Interpreter for Suspect and Witness Interviews at the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Louise Askew 13. Coercive Interrogation and the International Criminal Tribunals Matt Pollard Conclusions: Interrogation Interviewing and Questioning in the Twentieth Century Simona Tobia
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