The invisible front of the Second World War. Intelligence struggle - myths and reality
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The book of the famous historian Boris Sokolov presents a new look at the history of the struggle of Soviet and German intelligence during the Second World War. The romance of scouts sung in novels and films, as the author convincingly shows, often has nothing to do with reality. The information obtained by agents is able to influence the fate of the world, only when it is used by headquarters and departments ... - but from this side to study the activity of intelligence is somehow not accepted, the author complains and offers his answers to questions:
- How did the struggle of intelligence reflected on the course of battles on the Soviet-German front?
- What did the opponents really know about each other?
- Who was Stirlitz and what of the history of the legendary Nikolai Kuznetsov from the category of fiction?
- How did I really catch the enemy scouts and who actually spied on Hitler?
- Which of the outstanding agents led a double game?
- What is the truth in well-known films about scouts?
- How did the struggle of intelligence reflected on the course of battles on the Soviet-German front?
- What did the opponents really know about each other?
- Who was Stirlitz and what of the history of the legendary Nikolai Kuznetsov from the category of fiction?
- How did I really catch the enemy scouts and who actually spied on Hitler?
- Which of the outstanding agents led a double game?
- What is the truth in well-known films about scouts?
Author:
Author:Boris Sokolov
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Military Books
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Main version
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-286-0
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