The fate of the scouts. My Cambridge friends
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“I made an attempt to give truthful portraits of all my five Cambridge friends: Kima Filby, Donald Maklin, Guy Burzes, Anthony Blanc and John Carncross. Let them appear before the eyes of readers with all their merits, weaknesses and disadvantages, for, despite their heroic feat, they were the same people as all of us, each with their own character, their oddities and inclinations. ”
Five high -ranking representatives of the British aristocratic elite have collaborated with Soviet intelligence for 17 years: starting from the preparation of World War II, during it and during the first decade of the Cold War. They held high posts in the Foreign Ministry, Mi-5 (counterintelligence), Mi-6 (intelligence), military intelligence of Great Britain and went down in history as the Cambridge Five. Former CIA Director Allen Dulles called her the strongest intelligence group of the Second World War
Five high -ranking representatives of the British aristocratic elite have collaborated with Soviet intelligence for 17 years: starting from the preparation of World War II, during it and during the first decade of the Cold War. They held high posts in the Foreign Ministry, Mi-5 (counterintelligence), Mi-6 (intelligence), military intelligence of Great Britain and went down in history as the Cambridge Five. Former CIA Director Allen Dulles called her the strongest intelligence group of the Second World War
Author:
Author:Yuri Modin
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Intelligence Art
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-405-5
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