I purchased this book for research purposes and am pleased with it in spite of its' age (published in 1955). The author skips around in the narrative leading to confusion as to what happened when to whom, omits dates, and the notes are scanty.
That said, I respect the work considering when it was done before the internet and FOIA. I have found a lot of helpful information within that I cannot find via Duckduckgo.com or my readings thus far that I will have to pursue in other books, which I appreciate.
This is an enjoyable read on a cold winter night for the average reader, but difficult on researchers such as myself.
It is chock full of names, aliases, code names, etc. that will keep me busy for months to come.
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