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'Daniele Ganser is
a researcher at the Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich and
author.Form 1999 until
2003 he researched NATO's
connection to Operation Gladio and was awarded a PhD from
ETH for this work.An
edited version of this work was published in 2005.
NATO's Secret Armies: Operation Gladio and Terrorism in
Western Europe, 2005,
ISBN 0714656070 (hardback), ISBN 0714685003
(paperback)<ref>http://danieleganser.ch/e/buecher/nato_e/index.htm</ref>
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