The CIA's Secret War in Tibet (Modern War Studies)
by James Morrison, Kenneth Conboy
The CIA's Secret War in Tibet examines the covert conflict linking American intelligence, Tibet, and modern warfare. Written by James Morrison and Kenneth Conboy, this Modern War Studies title offers a focused historical treatment of espionage and international conflict in a distinctive regional setting.
About This Book
The CIA's Secret War in Tibet examines a covert war involving the American intelligence agency and Tibet.
Presented in the Modern War Studies series, the book focuses on the relationship between intelligence operations and modern conflict.
James Morrison and Kenneth Conboy offer a specialized historical perspective on a little-known subject in twentieth-century warfare.
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