A long way to their homeland. True "fate of the resident" (CDMP3)

In 1968, a two -part feature film "Resident Error" was released on the country"s screens. The story of how foreign intelligence recruited the reckless criminal of Bekas, who turned out to be the Soviet intelligence officer Pavel Sinitsyn, fell in love with domestic film prisoners. And only a few knew that the duel of two intelligence shown in the movie took place in reality, but a little differently. In 1965, an urgent sailor Oleg Tumanov, on the instructions of the KGB, made a daring escape from the Soviet Union. The task sounded something like this: you will be raked in one of the Western countries and are introduced into the emigrant environment. You live there for a couple of years, master, make dating, look closely. When you feel that you integrated, write a letter to your parents about how you live. Through this letter we will find you ...
Listen to a fascinating story about how for 20 years the hero of the book lived and worked in Munich, having traveled from a correspondent to the senior editor of the Russian Radio Liberty service. During this time, he handed over to Moscow a huge amount of valuable information: from the description and results of the work of department X (monitoring of negotiations of officers who served in units and formations of the Soviet Army deployed in Eastern Europe) to detailed details of the American intelligence and counterintelligence officers. In the end, the CIA managed to go on the trail of the elusive Mole, but in 1986 Oleg Tumanov managed to return to the Soviet Union.
Contractor and sound engineer Vadim Pugachev
Music Auduonautix.com
Record 2017
The total sound time is 10 hours 02 minutes. Record format: MP3 (stereo, 128 kbps)
Audiobook is designed for listening using a computer, MP3 player, tablet, smartphone and any other devices that support playing MP3 format files.
Systemic requirements for the computer:
- MS windows,
- Pentium 100,
- RAM 16 MB,
- SVGA monitor, 800x600,
- device- device playbacks DVD /CD-ROM,
- sound card,
- speakers or headphones,
- mouse