18 Questions
Who is known as the “Father of Organized Military Espionage”?
Frederick the Great
What was the main concept of Napoleon Bonaparte's Military Intelligence?
Spy against Spy
What were the two Bureaus organized by Napoleon Bonaparte?
Bureau of Intelligence and Topographic Bureau
What type of spies, according to Frederick the Great, required a substantial bribe or bait?
Spies of Consequences
What was the role of the 'speculators' in the Roman Legion?
They served as an information-collecting agency
Who organized a large map covering the latest information regarding both enemy and friendly forces?
Napoleon Bonaparte
What method was used to ensure secrecy of communications in ancient Rome?
Ciphers
Who was known as the 'Napoleon's Eye' and was a master of deceit?
Karl Schulmeister
Who developed an effective intelligence system in Rome for 15 years?
Hannibal
What was Alfred Redl's fate after his treason was discovered?
He was forced to commit suicide
How did Hannibal often gather information in Rome?
By disguising himself as a beggar
Who was America's first military intelligence director?
George Washington
Who is considered the 'FATHER OF STRATEGY' in military history?
Hannibal
What was the name of the systematic police system organized by Edward I in England?
Watch and Ward
Who is known as the 'Father of Military Espionage' in France?
Fouché of France
When was the FBI established as an investigative arm of the U.S. Department of Justice?
1908
What task was assigned to the FBI by a presidential directive on September 6, 1939?
Domestic intelligence
Who was the first Director of the FBI?
John Edgar Hoover
Learn about Napoleon Bonaparte's military strategies, including his concept of 'Spy against Spy' and the role of his two bureaus: Bureau of Intelligence and Topographic Bureau. Discover how he maintained military intelligence and secret political police service across Europe.
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