Sorge. The riddle "Ramzai". The life and death of spy # 1
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The short period of the lull between the two world wars (1918-1939) was saturated with events and filled with figures that a modern person should look at with envy and shame - there were so many boiling energy in those people, overlapping over the edge, but not flooding the fire, but added to Its oil of fiery ideas and prohibitive adventurism in the best sense of the word.
Politicians and spies, beauties and monsters in human form filled the advances of world capitals, came across the battles of the ideologies of Natsi and Command, fought in the dark backstage of the knights of the cloak and dodger, riveted steel armads in hot workshops, which soon had to be coming To become tank wedges that cut as oil of the expanses of European and Asian powers.
In this turmoil of interwar truck, Richard Sorge felt like a fish in water. The Comintern agent, a Soviet intelligence officer, a talented journalist, a perspicacious analyst, a charming lover and a faithful comrade, he was alone, according to Stalin, a whole division.
But do we all know about one of the most mysterious spies of the 20th century and who was he really? What beliefs did they move? Love for which of the two Rodins ¦ Russia and Germany was stronger in his heart? Who gave the Ramzai group? Why was Sorge considered a double agent in the USSR? And why were there people, confident that they saw spy No. 1 alive and healthy a few years after the Japanese executed him? What actually happened to the person who told Stalin the exact day of the start of the war?
The book of Evgeny Tolstoy gives answers to some questions and immediately poses others - apparently, this is the fate of everything related to Richard Sorge
Politicians and spies, beauties and monsters in human form filled the advances of world capitals, came across the battles of the ideologies of Natsi and Command, fought in the dark backstage of the knights of the cloak and dodger, riveted steel armads in hot workshops, which soon had to be coming To become tank wedges that cut as oil of the expanses of European and Asian powers.
In this turmoil of interwar truck, Richard Sorge felt like a fish in water. The Comintern agent, a Soviet intelligence officer, a talented journalist, a perspicacious analyst, a charming lover and a faithful comrade, he was alone, according to Stalin, a whole division.
But do we all know about one of the most mysterious spies of the 20th century and who was he really? What beliefs did they move? Love for which of the two Rodins ¦ Russia and Germany was stronger in his heart? Who gave the Ramzai group? Why was Sorge considered a double agent in the USSR? And why were there people, confident that they saw spy No. 1 alive and healthy a few years after the Japanese executed him? What actually happened to the person who told Stalin the exact day of the start of the war?
The book of Evgeny Tolstoy gives answers to some questions and immediately poses others - apparently, this is the fate of everything related to Richard Sorge
Author:
Author:Tolstoy E.A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6041070-5-8
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