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Harry Rositzke's book is a study of Soviet intelligence from Stalin's era onward, built around case studies of KGB operations and an assessment of how well the agency worked. Rositzke spent years as a CIA officer running operations against the Soviets, so the book reads as an insider's analysis rather than a news summary. It suits readers who want a compact, analytical history of Soviet espionage rather than a spy thriller. Compared with later, archive-based histories, it reflects the Cold War vantage of someone who worked the other side.
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This book is a detailed look at Russia's intelligence agency, the KGB, from Stalin's regime to the present. It provides case studies of the agency's operations and assesses how effective it has been.
It is a paperback written by Harry Rositzke. This copy is pre-owned and in acceptable condition.
