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15 de jan. de 2023 · Roger Hollis był dyrektorem generalnym brytyjskiej Służby Bezpieczeństwa i szefem brytyjskiego kontrwywiadu MI 5 w latach 1956-1965. Zastąpił na tym stanowisku Dicka White’a, który przejął brytyjski wywiad MI 6. Od początku lat sześćdziesiątych był oskarżany przez kilku oficerów kontrwywiadu o współpracę z sowieckim wywiadem.
Sir Roger Hollis (1905–1973) joined the Service in 1938 following an earlier career as a businessman in the Far East. During the Second World War, he was ahead of many of his counterparts in foreseeing the post-war threat from Soviet espionage and Communist subversion, issues that were to be of major concern by the time he entered the senior ranks of the Service.
The story of Soviet spies within the UK’s security services is as mysterious and enduring for us as the JFK assassination is for Americans. And there is a Somerset connection, as it has long been alleged that Sir Roger Hollis, Director General of MI5 between 1956 and his retirement in 1965, was actually a secret agent for the Soviet Union.
Ze hadden een enige zoon, Adrian Hollis (1940–2013), die grootmeester in het schaken werd en in 1966, 1967 en 1971 kampioen was van het Britse kampioenschap schaken per correspondentie. Roger Hollis had een oudere broer, Christopher Hollis (1902–1977), MP voor de conservatieven. Een neef van hem, Crispian Hollis, werd rooms-katholiek bisschop.
Sir Roger Henry Hollis (1905-1973), Intelligence officer. Sitter in 1 portrait Hollis began his career with MI5 in 1938, and from 1957 to 1965 he served as the services' Director-General. During his tenure he oversaw the exposure of numerous Soviet spies, including Kim Philby.
11 de set. de 2011 · The investigations would consume British intelligence in the 1960s and into the 1970s with even the head of MI5, Roger Hollis, coming under suspicion. In le Carre's fiction, the traitor, ...
21 de abr. de 2015 · The panel examined whether former MI5 Director General, Sir Roger Hollis, was or was not a Soviet agent. To analyze this question, the panel used argument maps created by Paul Monk, Ph.D., an expert in argument mapping and co-founder of van Gelder and Monk Pty Ltd. (formerly Austhink), a critical-thinking skills consulting firm.
