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This book reproduces two dictionaries the KGB wrote for its own officers, translated and introduced by Vasili Mitrokhin, the archivist who defected to Britain in 1992. One covers offensive intelligence work, the other defensive counter-intelligence, so the reader gets the agency's own working vocabulary rather than an outsider's account. It suits readers who want primary-source detail on Soviet tradecraft and jargon, not a narrative history. Compared with memoir-style espionage books, it reads as a reference volume: dense, alphabetical and best dipped into.
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This volume presents two dictionaries produced by the KGB itself. They define the KGB's activities in both offensive and defensive intelligence work.
They describe the KGB's methods and targets. The book is intended for the general public as well as the specialist.
