The Defence of the Realm (217 page)

Patterson, Geoffrey
372
,
373
,
374
,
377
,
386
,
387
,
390
,
426

Payne Best, Sigismund
242
,
244

Penrose, Barrie
639
,
640
,
641

Petrie, Sir David:

head of Delhi Intelligence Bureau
137
,
331
;

on outbreak of war
219
;

and promotion of women
220
;

onspy mania
224
;

on Registry efficiency measures
229
;

on British Fascists
231
;

appointed DG
236
–
8
,
855
;

background and character
236
,
237
,
559
;

management style
236
,
237
,
238
;

report on organizational breakdown
236
–
7
,
779
;

relations with Churchill
238
–
40
,
288
–
9
,
292
,
308
,
856
;

on Jack Hooper
247
;

execution of double agents
258
–
9
;

and wartime Soviet espionage
276
,
282
,
517
;

and D-Day landings deceptions
308
,
309
,
310
;

retirement as DG
319
,
351
;

and Gouzenko defection
343
,
345
;

on Zionist threat
351
;

and Special Relationship
365
;

reputation as DG
559
;

on lessons of history
859

Petrov, Vladimir and Evdokia
430
,
517
,
520

Philby, Kim:

views on Liddell
131
,
341
;

at Cambridge
167
–
8
,
172
,
420
,
438
,
854
;

early career
168
,
341
;

marriages
168
,
433
,
503
;

recruitment
169
,
170
–
71
,
171
–
2
,
420
;

background and character
171
,
856
;

head of SIS Section IX
241
,
341
–
2
,
344
,
856
;

on circulation of ISOS and ISK decrypts
255
;

Krivitsky's information on
266
,
267
;

on Cowgill
281
;

heavy drinking
284
,
433
,
503
;

retailing of personal scandals
284
;

and Gouzenko and Volkov cases
341
–
7
,
349
,
431
–
2
,
434
;

views on Hollis
344
;

transferred to Istanbul
347
,
856
;

welcomes Zionist terror campaign
362
;

and VENONA decrypts
374
,
376
–
7
,
378
,
420
,
429
;

SIS liaison officer in Washington
376
–
7
,
422
–
4
;

and atom spies
387
,
390
;

mishandling by Soviets
420
,
422
,
426
,
434
;

identification of Maclean as HOMER
423
–
4
;

learns of Burgess and Maclean's defection
426
,
433
;

recalled from Washington and retired from SIS
426
–
7
;

presumed treachery
427
–
8
,
429
–
31
,
509
,
517
;

cleared through lack of evidence
431
,
484
,
491
;

new evidence against
431
–
5
;

in Beirut
433
,
435
;

confession
435
–
6
,
503
;

defection
436
,
438
,
503
,
754
;

recommendation of Martin as MI5 recruit
504
;

Bettaney's sympathies with
716
,
718
,
720

Phillips, Morgan
411
,
412
,
522
,
847

Phillips, William A.
127
,
128
–
9
,
143

Pilling, Sir Joe
782
,
855

Pincher, Chapman:

on Fuchs case
386
;

and search for crypto-Communists in Labour Party
412
,
414
,
415
,
531
;

D-Notice affair
531
–
2
;

Wilson's suspicions of
633
–
4
,
638
;

allegations against Hollis
712
,
754
,
761
;

collaboration with Wright
712
,
761
;

Their Trade is Treachery
754
,
761
,
764

Poland
119
,
139
,
213
,
298
,
354
,
587
;

Polish agents in Britain
484
–
5

police:

Kell's contacts with chief constables
29
–
30
,
31
,
35
,
48
,
50
–
51
,
191
,
239
,
861
,
858
;

training of colonial and Commonwealth police
462
,
468
;

pay dispute (1977)
665
;

Security Service's collaboration with organized crime investigations
780
,
787
,
788
,
790
,
793
;

collaboration in antiterrorism operations
785
,
817
,
820
,
824
,
830
,
858
,
860
;

corruption
790
;

see also
Metropolitan Police; Royal Ulster Constabulary

Pollitt, Harry
142
,
148
,
160
,
176
,
179
,
180
,
278
,
404

Pontecorvo, Bruno
375
,
389
–
90
,
391

Ponting, Clive
757

Popov, Dusˇan ‘Dusˇko' (double agent TRICYCLE)
253
,
297
,
301
,
304
–
5

Popov, Viktor
723
,
724

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
601
–
2
,
605
,
606
,
607
–
9
,
613
,
617
,
618
,
648
,
747

Port Control section (E Branch)
77
–
8
,
79
,
84
,
220

Portland spy-ring
485
–
8
,
492
,
493
,
537

positive vetting (PV)
387
–
8
,
391
–
7
,
493

Post Office
37
,
63
,
134
–
5
,
334
,
455
;

Investigation Department
549

Powell, Philip
763
,
765

Prague
208
,
371
,
426

Prague Spring (1968)
480
,
536
,
541
,
566
,
583
,
588

Precautionary
143

premises:

Adelphi Court
56
,
85
;

Babcock House, Gower Street
551
,
555
–
6
,
677
,
710
,
717
,
719
,
780
;

Blenheim Palace
217
,
231
–
5
,
317
;

Cork Street
85
;

Curzon Street House
551
;

Great Marlborough Street
328
,
551
;

Greener House, Adelphi
85
;

Grosvenor Street
549
;

Leconfield House, Curzon Street
324
–
5
,
334
,
483
,
551
,
611
;

Oliver House, Cromwell Road
117
,
134
;

Queen's Gate
117
;

St James's Street
231
,
235
,
311
,
316
;

St Martin's Le Grand
334
;

Thames House, Millbank
134
,
217
,
778
–
9
,
822
;

Union House
334
;

Victoria Street
3
,
6
,
35
,
861
;

Watergate House, Adelphi
42
,
50
,
56
,
85
;

Waterloo House, Charles Street
85
,
113
,
117
;

Wormwood Scrubs
217
–
18
,
219
,
231
;

see also
the maps

Prendergast, Sir John
458
,
476

Prime, Geoffrey
578
–
9
,
712
–
13
,
716
,
754
,
756

PROBA, Operation
567

Profumo, John
494
,
495
,
496
,
497
–
8
,
499
,
500
,
522

Profumo affair
323
,
494
–
500
,
576

protective security:

and First World War counterespionage and sabotage
76
–
7
,
79
,
80
;

and Port Control
77
,
78
;

and internment
80
–
81
;

of MI5 HQ
85
,
127
;

definition
126
;

first interdepartmental committee
126
–
7
;

inadequacies in Whitehall
174
–
5
,
393
,
854
;

American pressure to strengthen
392
–
3
;

reviewed following Portland spy-ring and Blake and Vassall cases
492
,
493
;

Helsby Committee review
537
;

and counter-terrorism
600
,
606
–
7
,
612
–
14
,
654
–
5
,
695
;

Economic Key Points (EKPs)
620
,
654
–
5
,
695

Provisional IRA (PIRA):

foundation
606
,
618
;

upsurge in recruitment
619
;

arms procurement
622
–
3
,
649
,
684
,
697
–
9
,
703
–
4
,
737
–
8
,
749
;

bombing on mainland
624
–
5
,
655
;

1975 ceasefire
625
–
6
,
644
;

Security Service's secret back-channel
625
,
644
–
5
,
646
,
783
;

resumes mainland bombing
644
,
645
;

Balcombe Street siege
644
;

terrorist attacks on the continent
649
–
50
,
651
–
2
,
684
,
696
,
748
;

1978 bombing campaign in Britain
650
–
51
;

Army Council
650
,
699
,
700
;

informers
650
–
51
;

killing of Earl Mountbatten and Warrenpoint bombings
652
;

hunger strikers
692
–
4
,
696
,
697
,
699
;

Overseas Department
694
,
700
;

Sullom Voe bombing
694
–
5
;

launches new bombing campaign in London (1981–2)
697
;

England Department
697
,
699
,
704
;

Harrods bombing
699
–
700
;

Brighton Conservative Party conference bombing
704
–
5
,
734
,
735
,
737
,
772
;

attempted attack on Gibraltar garrison
739
–
45
,
748
;

renewed mainland campaign (1990)
750
–
51
;

attack on Downing Street
771
–
2
,
782
,
855
;

bombing campaign against City of London
782
–
5
,
793
,
855
;