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• Counterespionage
  ...foreign intelligence service (FIS) or a terrorist organization. Offensive counterespionage (and counterterrorism) is done one of two ways, either by manipulating the ...responsibility of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, while the principal counterespionage service is in the Central Intelligence Agency. In Britain, the division is
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• Talk:Counterespionage
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• Template:Counterespionage/Metadata
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• Counterespionage/Definition
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• Counterespionage/Related Articles
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• Offensive counterintelligence
  #REDIRECT [[Counterespionage]]
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• Offensive counterintelligence/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Counterespionage/Definition]]
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• Talk:Offensive counterintelligence
  #REDIRECT [[Talk:Counterespionage]]
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• Offensive counterintelligence/Related Articles
  #REDIRECT [[Counterespionage/Related Articles]]
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• Double agent
  #REDIRECT [[Counterespionage#Double agent]]
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• Template:Counterespionage/Metadata
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• Max de Crinis/Definition
  ...Subpages}}</noinclude>German academic psychiatrist who took part in Nazi [[counterespionage]] operations and a possibly limited role in the [[Nazi euthanasia program]]
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• Federal Bureau of Investigation/Definition
  ...authority for a variety of domestic crimes, [[counterintelligence|civilian counterespionage within the United States]], and [[organized crime]]
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• James Jesus Angleton/Related Articles
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• Sicherheitsdienst/Related Articles
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• Walter Schellenberg
  ...analyzed Germany's failure to integrate the [[counterintelligence]] and [[counterespionage]] functions, and attributed it part to Germany's not having a "Secret Servi He was assigned to the [[Gestapo]] in August 1939 and put in charge of counterespionage. In 1941, he and his functions were transferred into the Political Intellig
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• Max de Crinis
  | publisher = Basic Books | date = 1986}}, p. 65</ref> and, assisting counterespionage personnel of the SD, in field operations. He assisted Walter Schellenberg i
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• Judicial Watch
  ...ort from the [[U.S. Department of Justice]], "National Security Division's Counterespionage Section's Report on Significant Export Control Cases since September 2001". ...= http://www.judicialwatch.org/story/2009/oct/national-security-divisions-counterespionage-sections-report-significant-export-contr
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• Double-Cross system
  The Offensive counterintelligence|counterespionage section of the U.S. Office of Strategic Services, which worked closely with
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• Sicherheitsdienst
  One of the SD's greatest counterespionage successes was the [[Venlo Incident]], in which it lured operatives of the B
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• Talk:Double-Cross system
  ...ft techniques to signal if one is under enemy control, and for a competent counterespionage organization to prevent such warnings.
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• Gestapo
  ...erintelligence]], although the [[Sicherheitsdienst]] (SD) was the active [[counterespionage]] organization.
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• Signals intelligence in the Second World War
  ...rks among these units, so, in 1946, created the External Documentation and Counterespionage Service (SDECE) subordinated to the prime minister.<ref name=PikeFrenchSIGI ==Western counterespionage==
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• Iranian Security Forces
  ...eported that Ahminejad fired four senior officials, including the chief of counterespionage, a protege of Khatami, in a bid to take control of the ministry. "This purg
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• Counterespionage
  ...foreign intelligence service (FIS) or a terrorist organization. Offensive counterespionage (and counterterrorism) is done one of two ways, either by manipulating the ...responsibility of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, while the principal counterespionage service is in the Central Intelligence Agency. In Britain, the division is
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