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	Stewart Menzies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stewart Graham Menzies was born in London into a wealthy family.
		By being responsible for distributing the ULTRA material to other arms of the British government, Menzies was able to achive a position of some power within the British government, which he used shamelessly to aggrandize the power of MI6.
		Menzies resigned in 1952 and retired to rural Gloucestershire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stewart_Menzies (384 words)

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		Walter was the ancestor of the Ardvorlich, Annat, and Glenfinglas Stewarts.
		Duncan STEWART was born in Laird Of Glenbucky, Balquhidder Scotland and died in 1664 in Ledcreich, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland.
		Alexander (Of Ledcreich) STEWART was born circa 1676 in Laird Of Ledcreich, Balquhidder Parish and died in Perthshire, Scotland.
	www.chuckspeed.com /stewart.ged/d1.htm (11953 words)

	Major-General Sir Stewart Graham Menzies
		Menzies was later credited with being one of the few intelligence chiefs who could maintain a working relationship with the demanding Churchill, the SOE, the Chiefs of Staff, the OSS and the French.
		Menzies' gift for intuition was remarkable in that while it never seemed to range over the rank and file of his staff, or even over his junior executives, it frequently showed almost clairvoyant qualities in assessing men he had never even met.
		While Menzies 'bathed in the reflecting glory cast upon him by the work of the boffins and eggheads at Bletchley...the truth was that SIS could not claim exclusive responsibility for any of the major intelligence coups of the war'.
	members.aol.com /FenianRam/menzies.html (5436 words)

	Manhattanville College NEWSROOM
		Stewart is picking up her game as the season winds down.
		In that contest, Stewart factored in every goal by scoring a goal with her two assists.
		Menzies also sports a six-game point-scoring streak, with 12 points in that span.
	govaliants.com /newsroom?id=1039 (372 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Philby advises SIS Chief Stewart Menzies that Canaris can easily be assassinated by SOE (Special Operations Executive) agents because he is known to visit Spain frequently.
		On one occasion Philby reports to Menzies that Canaris would be passing through the town of Manzanares and is bound to stay at the Hotel Parador where a couple of grenades can easily be tossed into his room.
		But Menzies is not prepared to lose Trevor-Roper or run the risk of the affair being leaked to the public.
	www.joric.com /Conspiracy/Nemesis.html (1973 words)

	New Zealand's source for sport, rugby, cricket & league news on Stuff.co.nz: Menzies dogged by bad luck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Menzies (Calder Stewart) began the day with a 3sec lead over Mitchell (Southland Times) but he got off to a bad start when he forgot his asthma inhaler at the start of stage three from Invercargill to Tuatapere.
		The Calder Stewart team did not have a suitable bike ready and Menzies was forced to swap with team-mate Richard England as well as changing pedals.
		Menzies said after the race he was disappointed the peloton had not slowed down for him and that head commissaire Walter Ka Lok Yue, from Hong Kong, had turned down his request for a tow.
	stuff.co.nz /stuff/0,2106,3472196a1823,00.html (696 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Menzies execution stayed
		Police linked Menzies to Maurine Hunsaker's death after they found her identification cards in a room at the Salt Lake County Jail where Menzies had been held after being arrested for an alleged theft.
		Menzies was convicted of the kidnapping and killing in 1988, although he has always maintained his innocence.
		Hunt, who was appointed by Stewart to represent Menzies in federal court, said she will not file any federal motions on Menzies' behalf until after Brian's ruling.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,515040391,00.html (544 words)

	Atholl Family, Tour Perthshire, Tour Scotland.
		Most of them trace their descent from Stewart of Garth who was a natural son of the Wolf of Badenoch, the third son of Robert II.
		One family of Stewarts are descended from a natural son of Robert II., and there are two Stewart families that seem to be connected with the Stewarts of Appin who were a younger branch of the Stewarts before the senior line succeeded to the Throne.
		Menzies have all been sold within recent years, and the family seems to be extinct in the male line, but for many centuries the Menzies family, from the position they held and the extent of their possessions ranked next in importance to the Dukes of Atholl and the Earls of Breadalbane.
	www.visitdunkeld.com /atholl-family.htm (3079 words)

	Simonsays.com > SimonSays > MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service (Hardcover) > ...
		Where the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (M16), Major-General Sir Stewart Menzies (pronounced 'Mingiss'), celebrated 'Victory in Europe' (VE) day is not known, but it is more than likely that he was standing at the bar of White's Club in St James's where much of the informal business of intelligence work was still undertaken.
		Menzies was appointed head of M16's Military and German sections, reaching the rank of colonel in 1932.
		Menzies, for one, realised that besides its astute control over the code-breaking successes, M16's reputation rested on the 'significant contribution' of the Special Counter-Intelligence (SCI) units, whose function was to 'receive, record and use certain information emanating from specially secret sources' -- i.e.
	www.simonsays.com /content/content.cfm?isbn=0743203798&sid=33&agid=2&p=1 (1384 words)

	Stewart Menzies
		It was later claimed that Menzies and other MI6 officers attempting the bring down the Labour Government in 1924.
		Menzies eventually served as deputy to Hugh Sinclair.
		In July 1939 Menzies went to Warsaw to supervise the capture of the Enigma coding device.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /SSmenzies.htm (208 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		As head of British intelligence, Menzies lobbies hard to persuade his government that helping the German conspirators is in England's best interest.
		His appeals fall on deaf ears or are thwarted by the sabotaging efforts of Soviet mole and double-agent Kim Philby who has far greater influence at the policy-making level.
		Like his American counter-part, William Donovan, Menzies opposes the strict Allied policy of unconditional surrender.
	www.joric.com /Conspiracy/Menzies.htm (102 words)

	Rannoch Net - Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		John and Jill Dawes spent four years at Belmont, Lowen Hutt in NZ was owned by the Stewart Family from 1306 until 1888 (by right of conquest then inheritance).
		Charles' wife Clementine was the daughter of John Stewart, Laird of Kynachan.
		Perthshire with an inscription---under its spreading branches is the burial ground of the Stewarts of Garth.any info would be much appreciated.
	www.rannoch.net /Genealogy.htm (3087 words)

	SCU - Background
		The head of SIS Admiral Sinclair died on 4th November 1939 and was succeeded by Stewart Menzies.
		Menzies was recommended to succeed him by Sinclair himself, but the Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax, suggested that Menzies be considered Acting Chief until the cabinet could be consulted.
		Menzies appointment was the first such time the SIS chief had been appointed by the cabinet.
	clutch.open.ac.uk /schools/emerson00/scu_bgrnd.html (945 words)

	History News Network
		An alarmed Liddell asked Sir Stewart Menzies, the head of MI6, if a nuclear threat could be used against Hitler.
		Liddell and Sir Stewart - referred to as "C" - were among the few people in Britain who knew that the Allies were developing an atomic weapon.
		The documents do not record the result of Sir Stewart's discussion with Churchill; however, the suggestion came at a time when Britain was already engaged in a campaign of destruction - "area bombing" - against German cities.
	hnn.us /comments/5532.html (823 words)

	The Parliament of Australia: A Bibliography: Prime_Ministers/Menzies
		Simms, Marian J. "The Menzies Government and Government Enterprise." Ph.D. dissertation, La Trobe University,1979.
		"Menzies, 1939-1941." In his Company of Heralds: A Century and a Half of Australian Publishing by John Fairfax Limited and Its Predecessors, 1831-1981.
		"The Rhetoric of Representation: Menzies' Reshaping of Parliament." Legislative Studies 10,1 (Spring 1995): 92-102.
	www.indiana.edu /~librcsd/bib/australia_parliament/Prime_Ministers/Menzies/more4.html (384 words)

	Britain Planned To Threaten Hitler With Nuclear Bomb
		The nuclear idea was put forward by Guy Liddell, head of MI5's counter-espionage branch during the war, whose diaries have been released by the Public Records Office and carried by newspapers Sunday.
		It came in an entry in which Liddell recorded a conversation with Sir Stewart Menzies, then head of MI6.
		"I saw (Menzies) today about the uranium bomb and put to him the suggestion that it should be used as a threat of retaliation to the Germans if they used the V2," Liddell wrote in August 1944.
	www.rense.com /general32/threate.htm (303 words)

	Dunalastair Burial Ground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The oldest is for George Duncan Robertson of Struan, who became the 18th Chief of the Clan in 1842 and died without heir in 1864.
		The second grave is that of his wife, Mary Stewart Menzies Robertson, who died in 1892.
		In 1884, at the age of 21, Alastair Stewart Robertson of Struan succeeded his father as the 20th Chief and subsequently died without issue in 1910.
	www.robertson.org /dunalastair.html (607 words)

	Spy Chief Urged Churchill To Threaten Nazis With Atom Bomb
		On August 25, he saw the MI5 head, Sir Stewart Menzies, about the issue: "I put to him the suggestion that it should be used as a threat of retaliation to the Germans if they used V2.
		However, [he said] there was nothing to lose and said he would put the suggestion to the PM, who might take it up on his visit to Roosevelt, which is due to take place early next month.
		In advocating a nuclear threat, Liddell and Menzies were either apparently urging a policy based on sheer bluff - or were unaware that work to develop a uranium-based bomb was nowhere near ready.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/799451/posts (633 words)

	June 8-9, 1996. Mt Rolleston. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		At some point further on the party split up again either side of some outcrop or other with half of us watching Stewart's behind again disappearing into the distance.
		We were shortly re-united on the low summit but the swirling snow meant this was as far as we got.
		From the heights of the slide there was only one way to go - and courtesy of our numbed backsides off we went.
	www.ctc.org.nz /trips/JUN8-9,96.html (501 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Invisible Army "C" -- Jan. 11, 1988 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		But in fact Winston Churchill's spymaster, Sir Stewart Graham Menzies, deserves as much credit for the Allied victory in World War II as most of the generals who won the battles.
		Born in 1890, Menzies was one of the golden boys of the British aristocracy.
		His family was rich and well placed, and he progressed comfortably...
	www.time.com /time/archive/printout/0,23657,966425,00.html (166 words)

	MI6/SIS's Organizational Structure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Fortunately for SIS, the new 'C' Stewart Menzies was to make extraordinary use of both his friendship with the Prime Minister, Churchill and the steady flow of Ultra decrypts of the German Enigma traffic.
		Menzies was a master at using his political and social connections to win time and eventual survival for SIS, indeed so successful was he that in 1946 he persuaded the Labour Government to close down SOE and transfer its best staff and most promising operations to SIS.
		Menzies retired in 1953 saddened and exhausted by over thirty-seven years in intelligence.
	members.aol.com /IrishInnerCircle/mi6org.html (6018 words)

	Families of Tullicuil, Dull, PER, SCT
		Families of Tullicuil, Dull, PER, SCT Extracted from the Dull Parish register Cameron, Campbell, Carmichael, Dewar, Ferguson Fisher, Frazer, Livingstone, MacArthur, McFarlane McGregor, McLaren, McNaughton, Menzies, Sinclair Stewart, Walker 1881 Census Carmichael, McGregor
		Descendants of: Robert MENZIES And: Margaret DEWAR Married: Children
		Descendants of: James MENZIES And: Janet SINCLAIR Married: 17 Nov 1781 Dull, PER, SCT Children
	homepages.paradise.net.nz /~dchamber/tullicuil.htm (1580 words)

	Parish Records - Dull Parish Baptisms
		Malcolm Murray/ Margaret Stewart Ann Kinnardochie of Foss Wit: John Stewart of Foss; Mr.
		Duncan/Isobell Stewart Jonet Balintuim of Keanardochie in Foss Wit: John McLois/ John Cailmanach Dugald/Jonet Robertson John Delrawar wit George and Alexander Menzies
		Donald/Elspet Stewart Catharine Dundas of the Borlick of Grantully Wit: Alexander Anderson/Donald McLaurin
	www.clangregor.org /macgregor/parish-dullb.htm (2082 words)

	Military Intelligence (MI6)
		Over the next few years Menzies attempted to persuade Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, the head of Abwehr, the German Secret Service, to become a British agent.
		Later George Young was involved in a plot to assassinate Gamal Nasser.
		In 1953 Major-General John Sinclair, a former Director of Military Intelligence, replaced Major General Stewart Menzies as Director-General of MI6.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWm6.htm (2671 words)

	The New York Review of Books: LIE-FISHING
		Although the head of MI-6, Sir Stewart Menzies, did indeed talk openly and candidly with the author on several occasions, the true circumstances of those interviews bear no resemblance to the reviewer's misguided attempt to reconstruct them.
		It is of no real consequence, for example, whether a man was or was not a flyfisherman, except that either way he should not lie to Who's Who.
		Nor am I as an American reader particularly interested in the campaign apparently underway in some British intelligence circles to denigrate retroactively the accomplishments of Sir Stewart Menzies, for I have been assured by responsible former American officials that Sir Stewart's contributions were of the first importance.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/8895 (589 words)

	UK - Biographies - A-G
		sees the book as "voluminous," with "important material on allied intelligence"; but it is "regarded as not fully reliable by many experts." Sexton refers to the book as "rather imaginative and highly colored." Chambers comments that the author "can't seem to make up his mind" about Menzies.
		According to Poth, IJIandC 2.4, the author's "fascinating story" is "marred by a number of factual errors," and his "conclusions in several areas may be questionable." He is "driven in defense of his subject to a 'bizarre conclusion'...
		that Menzies knew all along that Philby was a KGB agent but was playing him as a double....
	intellit.muskingum.edu /uk_folder/ukbiogs_folder/ukbiogsa-g.html (602 words)

	Magdeburg Sting 1936 - Part XII
		In addition to Commander Alastair Denniston, the British were represented by Alfred Dillwyn Knox and Colonel Stewart Menzies; the deputy head of M.I.6..
		Captain Bertrand, accompanied by Tom Green from M.I.6 and Commander Wilfred Dunderdale, the British Intelligence resident in Paris, arrived at Victoria Station in London.
		The "Enigma" was handed to colonel Menzies, who was anxiously awaiting them.
	www.minelinks.com /war/epilog.html (537 words)

	Find in a Library: The secret servant : the life of Sir Stewart Menzies, Churchill's spymaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The secret servant : the life of Sir Stewart Menzies, Churchill's spymaster
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	worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/8dc39c75b7871933a19afeb4da09e526.html (57 words)

	Nigel West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Secret intelligence Service was created in 1909 and this comprehensive account covers the organisation's history throughout both world wars, describing in hithero unpublished detail clandestine operation conducted under the direction of the first three Chiefs: Captain Mansfield Smith-Cumming, Admiral Hugh Sinclair and Colonel Stewart Menzies.
		The names of hundreds of intelligence officers and their agents are identified, together with previously undisclosed documents revealing the scale of the semi-transparent network of Passport Control Offices which stretched across the globe, enabling SIS personnel to conduct espionage.
		The silver Gestapo warrant forged by MI6 to help Hans Bernd Gisevius escape to Switzerland from Berlin after the failure of the bomb plot to kill Hitler on 20 July 1944.
	www.nigelwest.com /mi6synopsis.htm (116 words)

	Irish Echo Online - Arts
		FDR acquiesced and instructed Donovan to bring back a report on the state of British resolve in the face of the Nazi onslaught.
		He met with top British government officials, including King George VI and Prime Minister Winston Churchill, as well as the head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, Col. Stewart Menzies.
		As Stewart Alsop and Thomas Braden wrote in their 1946 book on America's covert operations during the war ("Sub Rosa, 1946"), "OSS was a direct reflection of Donovan's character.
	www.irishecho.com /newspaper/story.cfm?id=14852 (1228 words)

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