NATO secret armies. Operation Gladio and Terrorism in Western Europe
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Swiss researcher Daniel Ganser reveals the scandalous history of secret NATO units created after the Second World War as part of the American destabilization strategy and terrorism under the flag of others. Along with projecting a military threat to the USSR and the state of the Warsaw Treaty, NATO used terror within the alliance member states themselves, in order to keep them as part of the Atlantic bloc by intimidation. The “defender of democratic values” by NATO actually set a goal to suppress the democratic hopes of European citizens with “any means”, up to the murders.
The Western media called the history of NATO secret armies the most carefully hidden and dangerous military-political secret since the Second World War. The study of D. Ganser has gained particular relevance after responsibility for the execution of the Russian pilot in Syria in November 2015 was taken by the Turkish terrorist group Gray Wolves - part of the NATO secret network during the Cold War
The Western media called the history of NATO secret armies the most carefully hidden and dangerous military-political secret since the Second World War. The study of D. Ganser has gained particular relevance after responsibility for the execution of the Russian pilot in Syria in November 2015 was taken by the Turkish terrorist group Gray Wolves - part of the NATO secret network during the Cold War
Author:
Author:Ganser D.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Military Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Real Policy
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9950-1005-0
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