KnowraEspionageLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Espionage, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 1Narrower topic 9Compared with 3WhistleblowerCompared with: Whistleblowing and espionage can both disclose secrets but differ in purpose and allegiance.Spy fictionNarrower topic: It is the central activity around which spy-fiction plots are built.Covert operationCompared with: Espionage is a collection activity, not necessarily an attempt to alter events.Josephine BakerNarrower topic: Her Resistance work included carrying information concealed in musical materials and notes.TreasonCompared with: Espionage may aid an adversary without satisfying a jurisdiction's treason requirements.CounterintelligenceNarrower topic: Counterintelligence arose as the protective and exploitative counterpart to espionage.DisguiseNarrower topic: Disguises can protect spies' identities and support covert access.Guy BurgessNarrower topic: Burgess’s secret transfer of state information was a form of espionage.Aldrich AmesNarrower topic: Ames’s conduct is a prominent case of espionage by a trusted intelligence officer.Nathan HaleRelated: Hale’s reconnaissance required him to operate secretly in territory held by the British.Oleg PenkovskyNarrower topic: Penkovsky’s secret disclosures were an espionage case with high Cold War stakes.Sidney ReillyNarrower topic: Reilly’s activities were part of the broader practice of intelligence gathering.Akashi MotojiroNarrower topic: Akashi’s European mission relied on clandestine information gathering.