Historical Dictionary of British Intelligence

HOOPER, SIR LEONARD• 247 mander Anthony Courtney, MP, who resisted coercion but was forced to resign his parliamentary seat, as ...

248 • HOPE, SIR PETER in Washington, D.C., to visit Arlington Hall, the headquarters of the U.S. Army’s Signal Security Agency t ...

HOUGHTON, HARRY• 249 information to isolate the party’s leader,Chen Ping. The defection was the culmination of a long antiterror ...

250 • HOUGHTON, HARRY ter Detection Establishment at Portland in Dorset and lived in a small cottage at Broadwey near Weymouth. ...

HOUSEHOLD, GEOFFREY• 251 Houghton, Gee, and Lonsdale were arrested in January 1961 and three months later appeared at the Old Ba ...

252 • HOUSEHOLD, GEOFFREY traditional German suppliers. Later he was to open up new markets in Greece, the Near East, and South ...

HUNGARY• 253 Male. He was elected a Conservative borough councilor and he died in October 1988. HUME, COLONEL.In July 1900 the d ...

254 • HUTTON INQUIRY ment of the Soviet agentOrmond Uren, volunteered to lead a ‘‘blind’’ mission. His team was caught within a ...

HYDE, HARFORD MONTGOMERY• 255 cow? he was challenged. Hyde reassured his interrogator that he had always planned to return to Lo ...

256 • IMPERIAL CENSORSHIP in support of his former colleagueDick Ellis, complaining that doubt had been cast unfairly over the l ...

INDUSTRIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTRE• 257 By establishing Censorship and Contraband Control offices in Ber- muda and Trinidad, British ...

258 • INDUSTRIAL SECURITY LIAISON OFFICERS tion from financial and commercial sources—and leaked heavily to Winston Churchill. A ...

INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION STAFF• 259 November 1939. Although copies of the handbook were retained at the Imperial War Museum in Lo ...

260 • INTELLIGENCE COORDINATOR TO THE CABINET by the director-general of intelligence collection, a two-star military appointmen ...

INTELLIGENCE SERVICES ACT• 261 Territorial Army, so the Depot was moved from Wentworth Wood- house in Yorkshire to Oudenarde Bar ...

262 • INTERCEPTION OF COMMUNICATIONS ‘‘political party’’ or ‘‘serious crime.’’ McColl later described this ex- ercise as writing ...

IRELAND• 263 recruits for theNKVD. Of principal interest to the Security Service was the British membership, from whom various s ...

264 • IRGUN from Irish ports. A few months later, the Irish Department of Exter- nal Affairs requested a meeting withMI5. In Aug ...

IRON GATES• 265 quarters in Jaffa in May 1945. The Irgun was behind the bombing of theKing David Hotelin 1946. Begin was never c ...

266 • IRONSIDE, EDMUND consist of several three-pounder guns, six tons of gelignite, and a quantity of grenades. Twelve naval ra ...