Шпионы, которых я люблю и ненавижу

Having come to the big intelligence service in 1959 as a "true Bolshevik", sacredly believing in it as a tool for implementing the ideas of the revolution, comprehending the means and methods of espionage, experiencing disappointment both in their own ideals and in the system, to which a lot was given years, M. Lyubimov tells in his book about those with whom he had to "fight" and work. The heroes of this book are both aces of the intelligence service and traitors, who have always been in short supply. From this book, the reader will learn about the terrorist actions of the NKVD-KGB abroad, and about the methods of undercover recruitment and surveillance, and about many other things that made up the history of Soviet intelligence, of which the author was an eyewitness and chronicler. `"I had a chance to peep a lot both in intelligence and in life," writes M. Lyubimov. Let's take a peek, after reading the pages of this kind of encyclopedia of intelligence, based not only on personal memories, but mainly on rare, sometimes unique evidence.