British intelligence during the Cold War. Secret operations of MI-5 and MI-6

The famous scientist K. Walton represents the secret history of the end of the British Empire and participating in this process of British intelligence. The author gives a panoramic overview of the secret actions of the government: from the espionage of the time of war in the deserts of North Africa to doubtful backstage contacts with African dictators, from punitive shares against the rebel movement in the jungle of Malaya, Kenya and the Mountains of Cyprus to hostilities in Palestine and the Arabian Peninsula. Walton reveals conspiracies of the CIA and secret activities in British colonies, murders from the hands of the KGB agents and failed coups sponsored by Great Britain and US governments in the Middle East, the main goal of which was to master oil and other natural resources. The book is based on recently declassified intelligence documents and private collections from a number of archives