KGB: The Inside Story of Its Foreign Operations from Lenin to Gorbachev

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A History Of Soviet Intelligence Service And The Evolution Of The Kgb. Tsarist Origins (1565 -- 1917) -- The Cheka, Counterrevolution, And The Lockhart Conspiracy (1917 -- 21) -- Foreign Intelligence And Active Measures In The Dzerzhinsky Era (1919 -27) -- Stalin And Spy Mania (1926 -- 38) -- Enemies Of The People Abroad (1929 -- 40) -- Sigint, Agent Penetration, And The Magnificent Five From Cambridge (1930 -- 39) -- The Second World War (1939 -- 41) -- The Great Patriotic War (1941 -- 45) -- The Takeover Of Eastern Europe (1944 -- 48) -- The Cold War: The Stalinist Phase (1945 -- 53) -- The Cold War After Stalin (1953 -- 63) -- The Brezhnev Era: The East, The Third World, And The West (1964 -- 72/73) -- The Decline And Fall Of Detente (1972 -- 84) -- The Gorbachev Era 1985 Christopher Andrew And Oleg Gordievsky. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 729-744).

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Name in long format: KGB: The Inside Story of Its Foreign Operations from Lenin to Gorbachev
ISBN-10: 0060921099
ISBN-13: 9780060921095
Book pages: 832
Book language: en
Edition: Reprint
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Perennial
Dimensions: Height: 8 Inches, Length: 5.25 Inches, Weight: 2.06 Pounds, Width: 1.75 Inches

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