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I am happy that my latest book A Faithful Spy, about the life and period of MI6 and MI5 Walter Bell officers is being published this fall. (Published by Chisebury 1 October, available at bookstores and Amazon.)

When Bell died in January 2004, ninety-four aged, his life details were not exception to his professional career in British secret services during the decisive period in the history of espionage and modern-metapon-settling security became a good maintenance secret. He was decorated with the US freedom medal in 1947 for war services to support allied goals and, close to his retirement in 1967, was appointed as a friend for the order of St. Michael and St George (CMG), an honor provided to those who contributed significantly to national interest. However, while giving some tantalizing instructions for an unusual and interesting career, a death news in London Time Barely read the surface of the Bell story.

Down from the founder of one of the pioneering newspapers of journalism, World NewsBell is a stubborn child of a Vikar Anglican and his artist, born in Edwardian England and spends his personal school days before World War one rebelled against his background.

His students and the early years of adulthood saw him embrace the political wing politics, while developing an influential mentor network, thank you who he was recruited by MI6 in the mid-1930s.

Bell continued to inhabit the shadow of the secret intelligence that straddled Atlantic during the Second World War before serving at the British Embassy, ​​Washington, during the critical period in the post-American relationship after a war. There is a next post in Kenya, India and the Caribbean, where he sharply observes politics that challenges the dusk of the British kingdom. Since these were lagely covert assignments, his high-level contacts with key historic figures such as FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, Uk Wartime Mi6 Chief in the Us, Bill Stephenson, The Russian Spies Donald Maclean and Kim Philby, British Spy Chiefs Dick White and Kim Roger Hollis, and Post-Colonial Independence Leaders, Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta, India’s Jawaharlal Nehru, and Cheddi Jagan Guyana still have not been found and not revealed. Until now.

The Bell Story will remain countless American widows, Katharine (‘Tattie’) Spaatz – Putri Carl Spaatz, World War Two General and Strategic Air Force Commander in Europe, is not forwarded to this biographical writer this broad private paper from her husband.

At this point I have to express personal friendship with Tattie and Walter Bell. Tattie trusted me, and my credentials as writers and journalists, enough to believe that I would use material responsibly and constructively. By illuminating the life of Walter Bell, I will add to our understanding of the twentieth century and, with the passage of time (January 2024 marks the twenty warning of Bell’s death), giving recognition of Anumerta for its contribution to the history of intelligence. Its unique access to a small number of key characters who are in the heart of the world of the eyes are a unique personal record of some of the failures and success of Bell gain intimate knowledge when serving in the Secret Services of His Majesty (MI6) and in defending the domain (MI5). Among other things, Bell’s paper revealed the tension between British and US intelligence during war and controversial nature and attitudes of political, diplomatic, and hidden more than three decades that defined the geopolitics of the twentieth century.

This is a broad cache papers -notes, memoirs, and correspondence with family, friends and sources, including expressing exchanges with controversial eyes and leading government figures -who form the backbone of the narrative in the following pages. They gave a unique perspective on the main events that defined British international relations from the 1930s to the end of the empire and the cold war and the characters were involved when he experienced it directly. Personal details and comments contained in these papers revive a very human story, a less interesting story from a man who inhabits the world of wise diplomacy, and secret intelligence, life and time.