The tragedy of the Soviet foreign intelligence agency

Author: Pavlov
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a book that tells the little-known experiences of Soviet foreign intelligence agency agents, a declassified archival that interprets the tragic history of the Soviet foreign intelligence agency, and a true panoramic picture showing the development process of the KGB from small to large, from prosperity to decline. For many years, people have rarely seen the true face of the KGB, especially knowing little about the large-scale suppression actions by Yezyov and Beria. The author of this book was a retired Soviet foreign intelligence general, who personally experienced various little-known changes within the KGB. In the book, he shows readers the tragic destinies of more than 100 KGB agents.