In Stalin's Secret Service: Memoirs of the First Soviet Master Spy to Defect
W.G. Krivitsky Walter Krivitsky was the first Soviet spymaster to defect to the West in 1937. He sought safety in the United States and found time to write his account of his defection and knowledge of Stalin’s many crimes. A classic text of espionage history last published in 1939.
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HistoryRussiaEspionageNonfictionPolitics
344 Pages