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A noted Canadian journalist and politician, John Bryden is also a respected military historian. His
Deadly Allies
tells the story of Canada’s role in the development of chemical and biological weapons during the Second World War, and
Best Kept Secret
deals with Canada’s involvement in wartime code and cipher breaking.
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Fighting to lose : how the German secret intelligence service helped the
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