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Wilhelm Dietl - Shadow Armies

Die Geheimdienste der islamischen Welt

State terrorism and its executors: the best-selling author on Islamic intelligence agencies.

They are among the most dangerous underground organizations in the world. In a constant state of war, the intelligence agencies of Middle Eastern countries operate unscrupulous and beyond the law. Their operations have increasingly brought them to Europe, where they pose a serious threat to security. They utilize varying terror groups to attain their political goals with brutal violence. When they forge alliances with the West, they torture and kill on behalf of democracies. Best-selling author Wilhelm Dietl is the first to describe the hidden structures and most spectacular operations of Islamic intelligence agencies. After many trips to the Middle East and numerous conversations with insiders, investigators and rival agencies, Dietl describes the agencies’ involvement in activities ranging from organized crime to prohibited nuclear technology and sheds light on the gray area of collaboration with Western partners.

Book details

with numerous illustrations
304 pages
format:140 x 220
ISBN: 9783701731671
Release date: 17.02.2010

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Authors
Wilhelm Dietl

born 1955, works as a freelance journalist (a.o. for “Der Spiegel”, “stern” and “Focus”) and has authored numerous critically acclaimed books on the subjects Middle East, South Asia, intelligence agencies and terrorism. His two most recent books deal with the inner structure and workings of the German Federal Intelligence Service, which he belonged to for many years: “Deckname Dali” (2007) and “Staatsgeheimnis” (2009).

Press

The "Shadow Armies" by Wilhelm Dietl are bringing a creepy world to light. Creepy, still no horror story, but actual, bloody actual! Quite a doozie... Martin Haidinger, ORF Science

A quite revealing book, in which the reader lerns a lot about the background of the described news service, the governmental terror, the islamic atomic bomb and the alliance regarding torture. Bert Jensen in his blog What Dietl reports sounds like a spt thriller. … Dietl knew how to make use of his inside knowledge. SPIEGEL ONLINE