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This person is called the XX century supergpio, for almost 30 years he deceived English intelligence, obtaining unique information for the Soviet intelligence services. He was brought to cooperation with the USSR, he was led to the desire to change the world, the same reasons made Philby as a citizen of the Soviet Union
The fate of the legendary Soviet intelligence officer Kim Philby is worthy of film adaptation. Because of his socialist beliefs, Philby since 1934 was an agent of Soviet intelligence, but at the same time reached great heights in the English secret intelligence service (Mi-6).
Over the years of World War II, Filby has transferred more than 900 important documents to the Soviet Union, without causing suspicion of English intelligence. Only at the end of 1952, Philby fell under suspicion and was first interrogated, but remains in the service until 1955. In 1956, as an agent, the Mi-6 Filby was sent to Beirut with an agent under the guise. At the beginning of 1963, the intelligence officer was secretly taken out in the USSR, where he lived under the name "Fedorov, advised the Soviet Foreign Ministry and the KGB, and made lectures. In May 1988, Kim Philby died in Moscow.
How did Philby manage to drive the British Mi-6 and USO, American FBI and CIA? Why, until the very last day in the West, he managed to evade suspicion? In his memoirs, the intelligence officer answers these questions and talks about the intricacies of intelligence work
The fate of the legendary Soviet intelligence officer Kim Philby is worthy of film adaptation. Because of his socialist beliefs, Philby since 1934 was an agent of Soviet intelligence, but at the same time reached great heights in the English secret intelligence service (Mi-6).
Over the years of World War II, Filby has transferred more than 900 important documents to the Soviet Union, without causing suspicion of English intelligence. Only at the end of 1952, Philby fell under suspicion and was first interrogated, but remains in the service until 1955. In 1956, as an agent, the Mi-6 Filby was sent to Beirut with an agent under the guise. At the beginning of 1963, the intelligence officer was secretly taken out in the USSR, where he lived under the name "Fedorov, advised the Soviet Foreign Ministry and the KGB, and made lectures. In May 1988, Kim Philby died in Moscow.
How did Philby manage to drive the British Mi-6 and USO, American FBI and CIA? Why, until the very last day in the West, he managed to evade suspicion? In his memoirs, the intelligence officer answers these questions and talks about the intricacies of intelligence work
Author:
Author:Ким Филби
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-182028-2
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