The hand of Moscow. Notes of the head of foreign intelligence
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General Videnid Vladimirovich Shebarshin, over 29 years of service, has gone from the operative to the head of the Soviet foreign intelligence. He was an eyewitness to the destructive perestroika.
This book has become the result of a long, thoughtful thought about the features of the profession of a scout in general and the Soviet in particular, about the essence of intelligence as such, not today and not yesterday. The book was written by the author all his life. Diary entries, sketches from travel notebooks about Pakistan, India, Iran, Afghanistan found a place in it. A number of chapters talk about the interaction of Soviet intelligence with similar services of former fraternal countries: GDR, Bulgaria, Cuba. Truthfulness, genuine pain, is permeated by the story of the August coup, which changed the idea of many values in the author’s mind that was customary to worship from childhood
This book has become the result of a long, thoughtful thought about the features of the profession of a scout in general and the Soviet in particular, about the essence of intelligence as such, not today and not yesterday. The book was written by the author all his life. Diary entries, sketches from travel notebooks about Pakistan, India, Iran, Afghanistan found a place in it. A number of chapters talk about the interaction of Soviet intelligence with similar services of former fraternal countries: GDR, Bulgaria, Cuba. Truthfulness, genuine pain, is permeated by the story of the August coup, which changed the idea of many values in the author’s mind that was customary to worship from childhood
Author:
Author:Shebarshin L.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Our XX century
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-227-08879-6
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