Reinhard Gehlen was the head of German intelligence on the Eastern Front during World War II. After the German surrender, Gehlen, as a specialist on the USSR, was recruited to work by the American intelligence services, with whose money he created the “Gelen Organization,” which later became known as the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND). In his book, R. Gehlen talks about the secret operations of the intelligence services The West in the USSR from the Second World War until the end of the 1960s. and about the participation of the CIA in actions directed against our country. Gehlen shows the work of German and American intelligence in the context of the general policy of the West towards Russia.