Almost a quarter of a century ago, first in the West, and then in Russia, the book by Pavel Sudoplatov, grandmaster of Stalin's political intelligence, “Intelligence and the Kremlin. Notes of an Unwanted Witness. This work immediately became a bestseller. Which is not surprising, because the author is the only one of the leaders of the independent centers of military and foreign policy intelligence of the Soviet Union of the Stalin era, who left detailed memories.In the new anniversary collection edition of the book "Intelligence and the Kremlin" - a detailed and frank story Pavel Sudoplatov "on the confrontation between the special services and zigzags in the internal and foreign policy of the Kremlin in the period 1930-1950" unfolds against the backdrop of photographic documents of that time. Portraits of employees and agents of the Soviet special services (many of which are published for the first time) | photos of the places where the events described in the book took place| unique photographs depicting the results of the activities of Soviet intelligence - all this allows you to take a fresh look at the events taking place then.