Спецоперации. Лубянка и Кремль 1930-1950-е годы

Sabotage work of Soviet intelligence abroad, secret diplomacy, secret operations, nuclear espionage in the memoirs of NKVD Lieutenant General P.A. Sudoplatov, one of heads of Soviet security agencies. During his lifetime, Pavel Anatolyevich Sudoplatov was considered an ace of espionage, or rather, the grandmaster of Stalin’s political intelligence. This personality is truly legendary, with many high-profile cases to his name: special operations, organizing combat work behind enemy lines, providing our nuclear scientists with valuable information. But fate decreed that the name of Sudoplatov, one of the most talented intelligence officers - illegal immigrants, who later became a lieutenant general, the head of intelligence, sabotage and terrorist special services, was erased from the history of the state security agencies of our fatherland for many years. In 1953, he was unjustly arrested as “Beria’s closest accomplice” and for fifteen years bore his heavy cross in the cell of the famous Vladimirka.