US Central Intelligence Agency Secret Records

Author: Evgeny Korsunov
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features:
"The Blood on Black Tulips": The leader of the Italian "Red Brigades" manipulated by Americans is a ruthless killer who waters tulips with human blood. Investigator Morlotoni finally tracks down the killer and kills him, but at the same time, he is stabbed in the back.
"Tomorrow's Weather Will Be Like": The story revolves around the murder of Chip's sister, a CIA agent. Chip manages to identify the murderer but is about to take revenge when he suddenly "ill" on the street and is taken away by an ambulance.
This book is a ( means "" in Chinese, which translates to "" in English) about the international espionage activities of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. It consists of four parts.
"The Murder of the Imam": The story depicts an American, Schmidt, inciting a Lebanese, Michel, to assassinate an Islamic imam. Michel blindly obeys and is horrified to learn that his fiancée and brother have been killed by Schmidt. Enraged, he throws a bomb at the U.S. embassy.
"The Failure of Operation Copperango": U.S. and British officials set up a secret recruitment center in London to recruit mercenaries to oppose the Angolan government. A journalist infiltrates the center and exposes the truth behind it. As a result, his mother is kidnapped and assassinated.

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