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01 December 1994

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Getting Marlowe to hold his tongue: the Conservative Party the intelligence services and the Zinoviev letter John Ferris & Uri Bar-Joseph. Intelligence and National Security 8(4):100-137, 1993. The authenticity of the Zinoviev letter which played a key role in bringing down the Labour government in 1924 has long been questioned. The authors find the argument against this view compelling.

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