Intelligence officers and GRU residents. Outside the homeland
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Historian Valery Kochik talks about people who connected their lives with Soviet military intelligence - the GRU. Those who fought on the invisible front in times of war and peace. Starting from the “first peacetime chief” Arvid Zeybot, who in April 1921 headed the Intelligence Directorate of the Red Army Headquarters, and ending with the Hero of Russia, illegal intelligence officer Yan Chernyak, who was one of the prototypes of Colonel Maxim Isaev (Stirlitz) from the film “Seventeen Moments of Spring”.
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- Name of the Author
- Валерий Кочик Яковлевич
- Language
- Russian
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Historian Valery Kochik talks about people who connected their lives with Soviet military intelligence - the GRU. Those who fought on the invisible front in ...