Henry R. Schlesinger Honey Trapped review, recensie en informatie over seks, verraad en gewapende liefde in de wereld van de spionage. Op 25 september 2025 verschijnt bij The History Press het boek van Henry R. Schlesinger, de Amerikaanse schrijver en deskundige op het gebied van spionage. Er is geen Nederlandse vertaling van het boek verkrijgbaar.
Henry R. Schlesinger Honey Trapped review en recensie
Als er in de media een boekbespreking, review of recensie verschijnt van Honey Trapped, Sex, Betrayal and Weaponized Love, geschreven door Henry R. Schlesinger, dan besteden we er op deze pagina aandacht aan.
Honey Trapped
Sex, Betrayal and Weaponized Love
- Auteur: Henry R. Schlesinger (Verenigde Staten)
- Soort boek: spionagegeschiedenis
- Taal: Engels
- Uitgever: The History Press
- Verschijnt: 25 september 2025
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- Uitgave: paperback / ebook
- Prijs: £ 14,99
- Boek bestellen bij: Amazon / Bol
Henry R. Schlesinger Honey Trapped review en recensie
Als er in de media een boekbespreking, review of recensie verschijnt van Honey Trapped, Sex, Betrayal and Weaponized Love, geschreven door Henry R. Schlesinger, dan besteden we er op deze pagina aandacht aan.
Flaptekst van het boek over seks en verraad in de spionagewereld
While the so-called ‘honey trap’ is a Hollywood cliché, it is also an enduring piece of tradecraft in the real-life world of spy versus spy.
Employed by virtually every intelligence service in times of war and peace, the work of femme fatales and Romeo spies have shaped policy and history through seduction, betrayal and scandal. Perhaps the most well known though least understood element of espionage, the use of honey traps can be found throughout history in religious texts, lurid headlines and pop culture mythology.
Honey Trapped is the first book to fully examine the oldest and most consistently effective piece of tradecraft, from the ancient world to cyber seductions. Henry R. Schlesinger tells the stories of those spies, both famous and obscure, who used sex and leveraged love to acquire sensitive information. From Greek mythology to recent investigations, the potent mix of sex and espionage is sure to enthral and entertain.
Henry R. Schlesenger has been writing about espionage for nearly two decades. He is the co-author of Spycraft: The Secret History of the CIA’s Spytechs from Communism to Al-Qaeda (Dutton, May 2008). His work has appeared in Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Smithsonian, MIT’s Technology Review, The Intelligencer, and many trade publications. He has lectured on technology as well as espionage in a variety of venues, including NASA and the New York Public Library.
