Stalin"s secret policy. Confession of the resident
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"OGPU will try to deal with me at a convenient occasion. We’ll see - we will see ... " - this is how Georgy Agabekov, a senior employee of the Soviet intelligence officer, who escaped west in 1930, completed his memoirs. And what else could Moscow do with a man who, in the books published in Western Europe, spoke in detail about the dirty secrets of the USSR. Starting from the invasion of Afghanistan in 1929, the interception of British diplomatic mail in Persia, secret operations in Istanbul, Syria, Palestine and Egypt, and ending with the expulsion of Leo Trotsky and the reprisal of Yakov
Blumkin. For several years, Soviet agents hunted for a traitor throughout Europe, until, finally, they did not eliminate him in August 1937 - according to one version, “torn to pieces” and dropped into the gap on the border of Spain, and closed in Paris, took out a corpse in a suitcase and drowned into the sea. The body of the defector was never found. After it, only this book remained - the sensational confession of a fugitive resident, revealing all the insighten Soviet intelligence and the most dangerous secrets of Stalin
Blumkin. For several years, Soviet agents hunted for a traitor throughout Europe, until, finally, they did not eliminate him in August 1937 - according to one version, “torn to pieces” and dropped into the gap on the border of Spain, and closed in Paris, took out a corpse in a suitcase and drowned into the sea. The body of the defector was never found. After it, only this book remained - the sensational confession of a fugitive resident, revealing all the insighten Soviet intelligence and the most dangerous secrets of Stalin
Author:
Author:Agabekov Georgy Sergeevich
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Series:
Series: Memoirs under the stamp 'Secret'
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907028-45-6
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