Historians are still concerned about many of the circumstances of two high-profile Soviet intelligence operations in the early twenties - Syndicate-2 and Trust. Their ultimate goal, according to the leaders of the OGPU F. Dzerzhinsky and V. Menzhinsky, was to identify and defeat anti-Soviet underground organizations on the territory of Soviet Russia. Both operations were successful - Soviet agents were introduced into the emigrant structures, into the territory of the USSR, under the pretext of important meetings for To continue the struggle, Boris Savinkov, a prominent figure in the white emigration, was lured and soon arrested. Books have been written about this and films have been made, but the real details turn out to be more fascinating than fiction. What goals, besides the officially stated ones, were pursued by “Trust” and “Syndicate-2”? How did Boris Savinkov die? The reader will learn about this and much more from A. Gasparyan’s book.