Red Shadow Soviet Secret Agent File

Author: Ning Quancheng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: On May 19, 1942, Hitler roared at his subordinates, "Why can't we deal with the Russian armored divisions? It's because the Russians have greatly surpassed us in intelligence work!" The Director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency even bluntly stated: "Americans were afraid of the KGB of the Soviet Union." With the declassification of former Soviet archives, the KGB has revealed not only stories like "Swallow" and "Dove" but also more thrilling espionage cases that leave people spellbound. Under the Cold War, the fierce struggles with the Western world are depicted with the glint of swords and the shadow of daggers, showcasing the awe-inspiring and heart-stirring intelligence wisdom of generations of the KGB. Derived from declassified archives, the hand material, "Red Fox," contains cases so novel and, and the breadth and depth of the KGB's unrestrained operations are unprecedented!