Enemy of the State : Political Surveillance in Twentieth-Century Britain - Oliver Price Paperback / softback Purple Rain

Purple Rain

gutsy and confidently written

Each chapter draws on a particular ingredient important to Durkhanai's cultural identity

Animal extinctions are likened to failed businesses and sainthood is granted to a dubious character named Michael Mouse

culminating with the largest protest in Britain's history: the march against the War in Iraq in 2003

Enemy of the State : Political Surveillance in Twentieth-Century Britain - Oliver Price Paperback / softback Purple RainFor much of the twentieth century, relations between Britain and the Soviet Union were defined by mutual hostility and distrust. From the Bolshevik Revolution until the end of the Cold War, the British establishment was deeply concerned about Soviet inspired subversion, and secretly monitored thousands of its own citizens due to their real or perceived links to communism, the Soviet Union or both. Enemy of the State reveals how Britain's intelligence