Editing Juan Pujol García (section)

== Bibliography ==
*{{cite book
 |last       = Haufler
 |first      = H.
 |year       = 2014
 |title      = The Spies Who Never Were
 |url        = {{google books|ySErAwAAQBAJ|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = New York
 |publisher  = [[Open Road Integrated Media|Open Road]]
 |isbn       = 9781497622623
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Hesketh
 |first      = R.
 |author-link = Roger Fleetwood-Hesketh
 |year       = 2002
 |title      = Fortitude: The D-Day Deception Campaign
 |url        = {{google books|qtX0FVrwnHcC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = London
 |publisher  = [[Penguin Books|Penguin]]
 |isbn       = 9781590209486
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Holt
 |first      = T.
 |year       = 2010
 |title      = The Deceivers: Allied Military Deception in the Second World War
 |url        = {{google books|H5hFSd_M7KIC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = New York
 |publisher  = [[Skyhorse Publishing|Skyhorse]]
 |isbn       = 9781616080792
}}
*{{cite book
 |last1      = Jonason
 |first1     = T.
 |last2      = Olsson
 |first2     = S.
 |year       = 2011
 |title      = Agent Tate: The Wartime Story of Harry Williamson
 |url        = {{google books|Am36tgAACAAJ|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = Stroud
 |publisher  = Amberley
 |isbn       = 9781445604817
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Juárez
 |first      = J.
 |year       = 2004
 |title      = Juan Pujol, el espía que derrotó a Hitler
 |url        = {{google books|c5QhAQAAIAAJ|plainurl=y}}
 |language   = es
 |location   = Barcelona
 |publisher  = Temas de Hoy
 |isbn       = 9788484603726
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Latimer
 |first      = J.
 |author-link = Jon Latimer
 |year       = 2001
 |title      = Deception in War
 |url        = {{google books|aJ0sAAAAYAAJ|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = New York
 |publisher  = [[Overlook Press|Overlook]]
 |isbn       = 9781585672042
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Macintyre
 |first      = B.
 |author-link = Ben Macintyre
 |year       = 2012
 |title      = Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies
 |url        = {{google books|wUDqwuBYMfAC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = London
 |publisher  = [[A & C Black]]
 |isbn       = 9781408821404
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Masterman
 |first      = J.
 |author-link = John Cecil Masterman
 |year       = 2013
 |title      = The Double-Cross System: The Classic Account of World War Two Spy-Masters
 |url        = {{google books|3tGQdOTiy2wC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = New York
 |publisher  = [[Vintage Books|Vintage]]
 |isbn       = 9780099578239
}}
*{{cite book
 |last1      = Pujol
 |first1     = J.
 |last2      = West
 |first2     = N.
 |author-link2= Rupert Allason
 |year       = 1985
 |title      = The Personal Story of the Most Successful Double Agent of World War II
 |url        = {{google books|7tIDAAAAMAAJ|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = New York
 |publisher  = [[Random House]]
 |isbn       = 9780307888778
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Rankin
 |first      = N.
 |author-link = Nicholas Rankin
 |year       = 2009
 |title      = A Genius for Deception: How Cunning Helped the British Win Two World Wars
 |url        = {{google books|I7fw7bjPSdgC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = Oxford
 |publisher  = [[Oxford University Press|OUP]]
 |isbn       = 9780199756711
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Seaman
 |first      = M.
 |year       = 2004
 |title      = Garbo: The Spy Who Saved D-Day
 |url        = {{google books|Ut5y5vwKyW4C|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = Toronto
 |publisher  = [[Dundurn Press|Dundurn]]
 |isbn       = 9781554881765
}}
*{{cite book
 |last       = Talty
 |first      = S.
 |author-link = Stephan Talty
 |year       = 2012
 |title      = Agent Garbo: The Brilliant, Eccentric Secret Agent Who Tricked Hitler and Saved D-Day
 |url        = {{google books|z1LYKnJfYPoC|plainurl=y}}
 |location   = Boston
 |publisher  = [[Houghton Mifflin]]
 |isbn       = 9780547614816
}}