Books by Andre Gerolymatos

This book examines espionage and intelligence gathering in ancient Greece. The author focuses on proxenoi-honorary ambassadors in Greek city-states-and argues that they also ran intelligence networks and would sometimes work directly against their home polis.

This study examines Greek resistance to Nazi occupation during the Second World War and the role of British intelligence in the conflict. The author looks beyond the standard scholarly focus on guerrilla groups in the mountains to Greek intelligence work and espionage in the cities and towns.

An authoritative history of the Greek Civil War and its profound influence on American foreign policy and the post-Second World War period