Dr Tony Insall worked for more than thirty years in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and served in Nigeria, Hong Kong, China and Malaysia, before spending five years in Norway. He was also an associate editor of FCO Historians and has published several books and articles on Norwegian history. He is a senior visiting fellow in the Department of War Studies at King's College London and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He lives near Guildford in Surrey.
"Tony Insall's account and analysis is well-written and well-researched and contains many new insights and new details ... The book is undoubtedly essential, even indispensable, reading for anyone who is interested in Anglo-Norwegian relations and how it most likely made a substantial contribution to the Second World War as a global maritime conflict." - Journal of Strategic Studies "Brings some clarity to a complex picture of codenamed operations and agents ... [a] meticulous and enjoyable account." - RUSI Journal
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