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Uncover the hidden legacy of Australia’s intelligence operations with 'Australia's First Spies'. This riveting book reveals the secretive world of espionage in Australia from Federation to the end of World War II. Authored by seasoned intelligence officer John Fahey and published by Allen & Unwin in 2018, this comprehensive account dives into the nation’s clandestine efforts to safeguard its interests against formidable threats from Germany, Japan, and even Britain itself. Explore firsthand narratives of courageous spies who undertook treacherous missions with limited resources yet unmatched dedication. Discover the pivotal role of advanced radio technology in Australia's wartime strategies and the bureaucratic challenges that impacted critical alliances. 'Australia's First Spies' offers a fresh perspective, countering the conventional narrative and showcasing Australia as a savvy player on the global stage. With 456 pages packed with gripping storytelling and strategic insights, this essential read is a must-have for enthusiasts of military history, intelligence strategies, and the intriguing stories behind espionage practices in Australia. Order your copy now and delve deep into the fascinating origins of Australia’s intelligence saga.| Condition: BRAND NEW | ISBN: 9781760631208 | Year: 2018 | Publisher: Allen & Unwin | Pages: 456