A Genius for Deception

I purchased this book for a graduate course and I felt like my eyes were going to bleed as I read. Very few facts, lots of long-winded tangents.

This book brings many details (some curious), gathered from a variety of sources covering aspects of the British intelligence, counter-intelligence and camouflage actions in the Great War and in World War II. The first part, covering the former, shows how camouflage evolved to become an indispensable part of any armed action in war.

This is a bad book. If I could give it less than one star, I would.