Colonel Passy

Colonel Passy Memoirs of the Chief of the Secret Services of a Liberated France

These two volumes constitute a new edition of Colonel Passy’s memoirs, which were first published by Plon in a three-volune limited edition (Deuxième Bureau-Londres; 10 Duke Street-Londres; Missions Secrètes en France). The new edition has been presented and annotated by historian Jean-Louis Crémieux-Brilhac, a specialist in the period. André Dewawrin, alias Colonel Passy, headed the Bureau de Contre-espionnage, de Renseignement et d’Action (BCRA) of the Free French in London, from 1940 to 1944. He became General Koenig’s chief of staff, in 1944. A former student at the prestigious Ecole Polytechnique, he headed the department of research and study for the French Ministry of Defence after the war.

Jacques Arnould

The Earth Under Surveillance

he history of space technology (particularly on the subject of spy or reconnaissance satellites) and the hopes and fears raised by space exploration.

David Ignatius

Exfiltration The Increment

David Ignatius

The Increment

After tackling terrorism in his previous novel, David Ignatius continues to reinvent the contemporary spy thriller.

Michel Meyer

Rosewood: The Final Enigma of the Cold War

A gripping thriller that reveals the truth underlying the collapse of the Soviet Empire