Widow-spy

Her story began in 1972, when her husband John, who worked for the CIA and was there with an anti -communist mission, was killed in Laos. From that day, the war with communism has become its personal war. She got a job in the CIA, and then arrived at Sheremetyevo Airport in the CIT of November 1975 to become the first woman-agent of the CIA in Moscow. In the memoirs of Peterson there are chases, and acquaintance, and acquaintance at the US Embassy with the future husband, and the battle on the bridge with the KGB agents, and the dungeons of the Lubyanka, and the smell of bad Soviet tobacco, and poison in the ink handle, which she personally conveyed To the agent Tigon, he is Alexander Ogorodnik, whose fate served as the basis of the plot of the novel by Julian Semenov, TASS is authorized to declare