"'A Man Called Intrepid" is the true story of Sir William Stephenson (code-named Intrepid) and the spy network he founded that would ultimately stall the Nazi was machine and help win World War II. Illustrated with thirty-two pages of black-and-white photographs, it describes the infamous "Camp X" spy training center in Ontario, Canada; the breaking of the Ultra Code used by Enigma; and countless tales of assassinations, clandestine activities, guerrilla armies, resistance support, and suicide missions"--Page 4 of cover.

A biography of Sir William Stephenson, written by William Stevenson (no relation). Originally published in 1976. Includes index. Includes maps of: Europe before 1938; Germany and Axis-occupied Countries, 1938-1939; Germany and Axis-occupied Countries, 1940; Germany and Axis-occupied Countries, 1941; German and Axis-occupied Countries, 1942; [Germany's Plan to Divide South America]; [SOE] F Section Circuits Active, August 1942. First published in 1976.