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Donald G. Mahar's book recounts a failed KGB operation in Canada built around two double agents, one Soviet and one Canadian. The Soviet agent was betrayed by an RCMP officer, captured by the KGB, imprisoned and counted dead until he resurfaced 36 years later at a British embassy and was traded back to Canada. It suits readers of Cold War intelligence history and true espionage narrative who want a documented case study rather than a spy thriller. Compared with broad Cold War espionage surveys, it stays on one operation and its human fallout.
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This book tells the story of a failed Soviet KGB operation in Canada during the Cold War. It follows two double agents, one Soviet and one Canadian.
The Soviet agent was betrayed by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. He was captured by the KGB and imprisoned, and he was counted as dead. He reappeared 36 years later in a British embassy and was traded back to Canada.
