Stalin and intelligence on the eve of the war

Any post -war lie about any past war begins with a lie to the reconnaissance. Say, she didn’t look at it, she didn’t get it, she didn’t confirm, she was mistaken there, she didn’t solve it, she looked around, etc. etc. The history of the Great Patriotic War, primarily its blood-tragic principle, is no exception. The ancestors of unbearable blasphemy, lies and slander addressed to Soviet intelligence were Marshals and generals of the pre -war and military era. In the activities of intelligence and counterintelligence of the USSR, of course, there was not only positive, but also the negative too. There were mistakes and misses. There were unreasonable suspicions regarding agents and scouts, as well as to the information they reported. There were, alas, and failures. In short, everything was. Unfortunately, these negative phenomena are unchanging satellites of active intelligence. This book is not said about the negative aspects in this book, but only for the simple reason that there were many measures that have already been tuned about this. That is why the study by 99.99% is focused on the informative show of Soviet intelligence achievements as a community of all intelligence services of the USSR on the eve of the war.
The book was published in the author’s version