Wikileaks: diplomacy from the back door

What is a diplomatic correspondence in America and we have? Where do information charge diplomats? How do they save it and pass? How did such a large-scale leakage of American diplomatic documents occurred? How to learn them correctly read and understand? What should I believe in them, and what not? The author of the book, a former diplomat and an international journalist Alexander Baunov, answers these questions and says that we learned about America, Russia and the world, compares the reports of American diplomats with their own reporter experience, explains why Wikileaks is a tragedy for American diplomacy, but Not a catastrophe for America, and understands the motives and goals of Julian Assange