Behind the Scenes of the Espionage Theater: Life in Concealment. The Everyday Life of a Soviet Spy

The book of the foreign intelligence service veteran Oleg Maksimovich Nechiporenko is an autobiographical story about the fate of the Soviet intelligence officer of the Cold War. The author of the book worked in the 14th department of the KGB, which ensured the safety of Soviet representative offices abroad. From 1961 to 1971 He was in Mexico, as a deputy resident for external counterintelligence, was engaged in monitoring processes associated with international terrorism. In the CIA, he was called the best KGB operative in Latin America. The author of the book talks about his life path, about the factors that have influenced the choice of a profession, about the features of conspiratorial activity, about the international events that he was a participant. The book was written brightly and exciting, giving the opportunity to feel the atmosphere of a genuine espionage theater, which is based on the political confrontation of the two superpowers, the USSR and the USA.
The real edition is supplemented by the section "Bible through the eyes of the intelligence officer", in which the author tells of how the newly arising operational technology that has arisen remains the same in modern special services.
The book is addressed to a wide range of readers interested in the history of foreign intelligence, the Cold War, the political and military history of the 20th century