GRU at the point of victory. Military intelligence of the USSR 1938-1945

In this book you will find comprehensive information about the work of military intelligence during the Great Patriotic War. The author, Vladimir Ivanovich Boyko, a doctor of historical sciences, in the past, the personnel intelligence officer of the Main Directorate of the GRU General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was known to Soviet readers under the pseudonym Vladimir Lota.
In his book, he comprehensively covers historical events in Europe and the United States and correlates them with Soviet intelligence operations. This allows you to understand the logic of many decisions of the leadership of the USSR.
After reading the GRU at the Office of Victory, you will learn how German leaders divided Europe back in 1938, why did Stalin objectively assess the degree of military threat from fascist Germany, and Beria did not trust the reports of illegal immigrants, thanks to which the USSR sustained The crushing blow of the Third Reich. How military scouts prevented Hitler’s chemical attack and took out the materials of the American atomic project. Who and what benefits in the world received from the trade in weapons during the Great Patriotic War.
The book is based on documented facts and archival documents of the GRU, which were declassified at the request of the author. It was with his light hand that new pages were opened in the history of the activities of military intelligence officers Jan Chernyak, Arthur Adams and Georges Koval, who, as a result, were awarded the title of Hero of Russia