The book contains reprints of the 6 issues of the weekly publication of the VChK and the journal Krasnyi Terror, both of which are extremely rare now. These publications give a unique insight into the situation inside of Revolutionary Russia in 1918.

Richard Tomlinson was recruited initially by MI6, the British foreign intelligence service, during his senior year at Cambridge University. In these memoirs, he claims to have quickly gained the trust and confidence of one of the world's most effective intelligence organizations, and that he was relied on to smuggle nuclear secrets out of Moscow. Tomlinson also writes that he ran an undercover...

Volume 5 of a multi-volume series on Russian foreign intelligence services. Covers the immediate post-war period through 1965.

Kak sozdaetsia mifotvorchestvo o deiatel'nosti spetsial'nykh sluzhb

The history of INTERPOL, the organization that is active in over 179 countires.

Kak byli dobyty svedeniia o podgotovke Germanii k napadeniiu na SSSR

The author is a former spy. The subject of his book is the Russian scientist, Vitalii Vorontsov. As he attended a symposium in Germany, American agents tried to recruit him as a spy.

In 1943, the battles on the Soviet-German front were the most brutal. The German command sought to regain the strategic initiative. The Battle of Kursk was to solve this problem. Carrying out the tasks of the Supreme Command Headquarters, Soviet military intelligence conducted hundreds of secret operations, trying to promptly reveal the plans of Hitler and his generals. Some of the operations...

The book contains 23 portraits of famous spies. A dry list of names will honor any intelligence agency in the world. All those whose lives are presented in the book - from the adjutant to Colonel Abel Chernysheva, - are included in the narrow range, which professionals call themselves short word 'elite.'

The author looks at the hidden battles of spies, intelligence and special services during World War Two.