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Authors: Christopher Andrew
joins SIS (1938)
185
;
recruited as MI5 agent by Blunt
270
â
72
,
856
;
Foreign Office information supplied to Soviets
339
,
342
,
426
;
identified in VENONA decrypts
374
,
429
;
outrageous behaviour
422
,
424
,
425
;
Washington posting
422
â
3
,
424
;
and Philby and Makayev
423
;
White Paper on defection
431
;
death
433
Butler, R. A. âRab'
462
,
466
,
483
,
492
,
779
,
852
Butler, Sir Robin
751
,
771
,
773
,
774
,
789
C Branch/Division
63
,
134
,
236
,
325
,
384
,
399
,
536
â
7
,
551
,
584
,
600
,
606
â
7
,
612
,
614
,
615
,
654
â
5
,
695
,
731
,
772
;
C2
584
;
C3
275
;
C4
609
;
see also
Appendix 3
Cabinet Committee on Subversive Activities (GEN183)
380
â
81
,
387
â
8
,
391
Cabinet Office
126
â
7
,
552
â
3
,
614
,
671
â
3
,
695
,
731
â
2
,
751
â
2
,
782
Cadogan, Sir Alexander
201
â
2
,
204
,
206
,
207
,
208
â
9
,
213
,
218
,
244
,
263
â
4
,
319
Cairncross, John:
background and character
173
,
707
,
854
;
sexuality
174
;
codename MOLIÃRE
349
;
former Communist Party member
428
;
suspicions of following defection of Burgess and Maclean
428
â
9
;
identification as Fifth Man
438
,
440
â
41
,
707
Callaghan, James:
and identification of Fifth Man
440
;
and allegations against Hollis
519
;
Home Secretary
534
â
6
,
602
â
3
,
604
â
5
;
interest in industrial subversion
534
â
5
;
and Communist influence in trade unions
534
â
6
;
dislike of Hanley
552
;
appointment of Smith as DG
552
;
and Northern Ireland
602
â
3
,
604
â
5
,
644
â
6
,
653
;
and alleged plot against Wilson
640
â
41
,
642
;
becomes prime minister (1976)
644
â
5
,
656
;
and labour unrest
656
,
664
â
5
,
667
;
and subversive penetration of Labour Party
661
,
663
,
664
;
on secrecy
754
Cambridge Five:
Soviets' suspicions and mishandling of
169
,
173
,
339
,
420
â
21
,
426
,
433
,
434
,
856
â
7
;
successes of
169
,
173
,
339
,
420
,
434
,
855
,
856
;
ego as motive
713
;
see also
Blunt, Anthony; Burgess,
Guy; Cairncross, John; Maclean, Donald; Philby, Kim
Cambridge University
170
â
71
,
329
â
2
,
420
,
440
,
854
;
see also
Trinity College; Trinity Hall
Camp020 (Second World War interrogation centre)
250
,
251
â
3
,
288
,
295
,
450
Canada:
wartime deportation of aliens to
230
;
Soviet spy-ring in
339
â
41
,
344
â
49
,
380
,
431
â
2
;
Anglo-Canadian nuclear research
340
â
41
,
389
â
90
;
Commonwealth Security Conferences
369
,
398
â
9
,
516
;
ban on employment of homosexuals in sensitive work
398
â
9
;
reaction to FOOT
574
;
see also
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canary Wharf bombing (1996)
794
,
797
âCarlos the Jackal' (Ilich RamÃrez Sánchez)
617
â
18
Castle, Barbara
524
,
530
â
31
,
532
CAZAB (secret collaborative counter-intelligence association)
514
â
16
,
518
Chamberlain, Sir Austen
124
,
151
,
155
,
156
,
753
Chamberlain, Neville:
and Viscount Davidson
126
;
succeeds Baldwin as prime minister
199
;
Munich agreement
202
â
3
,
205
,
206
,
207
,
208
,
853
;
Hitler's insulting references to
205
â
6
,
853
;
introduction of conscription
207
;
and outbreak of war
241
;
predicts short war
244
Chapman, Eddie (double agent ZIGZAG)
253
,
287
â
8
,
293
â
4
,
312
â
13
,
314
Cheka (Soviet intelligence agency)
95
,
174
,
852
Chicherin, Georgi
95
,
97
,
100
,
103
â
4
,
151
CHIFFON, Operation
783
Chifley, J. B. âBen'
367
â
9
,
370
China, People's Republic of
384
,
467
,
472
,
512
â
13
,
514
,
731
â
2
Cholmondeley, Charles
285
â
6
,
287
Churchill, Sir Winston:
enthusiasm for intelligence
20
,
29
,
118
â
19
,
239
â
40
,
670
,
856
;
and Secret Service Bureau
20
,
29
â
30
;
Home Secretary
29
;
and registration of aliens
30
;
expansion of HOW
36
â
7
,
49
â
50
,
52
,
239
,
861
;
facilitates interception of correspondence
36
â
7
,
49
â
50
,
63
;
First Lord of the Admiralty
37
,
63
,
86
,
225
;
and Indian nationalism
92
;
on Lenin
99
;
and security services budget cuts
118
â
19
;
on Mussolini
124
;
supports backbench campaign against Soviet subversion
155
;
on Auslands Organisation
197
;
becomes prime minister
217
,
225
,
241
,
248
;
and âfifth column' fears
223
,
224
,
225
,
227
,
228
,
229
,
230
;
founding of Security Executive
227
;
appoints Harker
228
;
visits Blenheim
234
;
unease at state of Security Service
235
â
6
;
relations with Petrie
238
â
9
,
288
â
9
,
292
,
308
,
856
;
briefed on operations
239
,
286
,
287
,
288
â
94
,
296
,
300
â
301
,
305
;
and secret work
279
;
Zionist letter bomb sent to
355
;
expansion of positivevetting
391
â
2
;
and atomic bomb
392
;
on history
861
CIA (US Central Intelligence Agency):
London station
335
;
and VENONA project
366
,
373
â
4
,
428
;
suspected of being penetrated
374
,
428
;
and defection of Burgess and Maclean
427
â
8
;
and British Guiana
460
,
461
,
477
â
8
,
479
;
alleged clandestine operations in Africa
470
â
71
;
recruitment of Goleniewski
484
â
5
,
487
,
488
,
511
;
and alleged Soviet penetration of security services
509
,
511
,
514
â
16
,
518
;
Wilson's suspicions of
632
,
635
,
638
;
scrutinized in âYear of Intelligence' (1975)
635
;
daily brief to President
682
;
and Irish Republican terrorism
698
;
and Islamist terrorism
803
,
807
,
810
;
see also
OSS
Clarke, Carter W.
372
,
373
â
4
,
377
Clarke, Peter
814
,
820
,
824
,
832
,
858
CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament)
559
,
673
,
674
,
675
â
6
,
758