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Secret-service rivalry and Kremlin policy from 1930 to 1950 through photographs
"Intelligence and the Kremlin. Notes of an Undesirable Witness" is a book written by Pavel Sudoplatov, the grand master of Stalin's political intelligence. It is a detailed and frank account of the confrontation between the special services and the zigzags in the Kremlin's domestic and foreign policy in the period 1930-1950.
The uniqueness of the book lies in the fact that it is based on photographic documents of that time. It features portraits of employees and agents of the Soviet secret services, many of which are being published for the first time. Photographs of the places where the described events took place, and unique photographs of the results of Soviet intelligence activities allow us to take a fresh look at the events taking place at that time.
This book provides an opportunity to plunge into the history of the Stalin era and learn more about the work of the special services.
The price of a book without a gift case: 18,000₽
The price of the book in a gift case made of genuine leather: 25,000₽
