Dr. Chris Northcott was born in Surrey in 1973. He is an
independent scholar who received his doctorate in History, which
focused on the development of MI5 between 1909-1918, from the
University of Bedfordshire. He has taught Intelligence and Security
Studies at the Universities of Salford and Bedfordshire and has
been published in the International Journal of Intelligence and
CounterIntelligence and has written book reviews for Intelligence
and National Security.
He enjoys American Football and cycling, and lives in
Buckinghamshire with his partner, Diana, and their beloved dog,
Foxy. MI5 at War 1909-1918 is his first book.
… the author has successfully completed and presented a detailed
and fascinating title which will surely be heralded as one of the
benchmark studies into clandestine strategy and tactics and as a
valuable assessment of MI5 during its busy early days.
*Britain at War Magazine 23/09/2015*
A valuable read for any student of intelligence in the Great War,
this will also be of use in studying World War II, for the insights
into the origins of many of the counter-intelligence and security
techniques in use during 1939-1945.
*NYMAS*
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