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The Mitrokhin Archive II is the second volume of KGB material smuggled out by Vasili Mitrokhin and written up with historian Christopher Andrew. It maps Soviet intelligence operations across the world, from Asia and Africa to Latin America and the Middle East. It suits readers who want documented history rather than spy thrillers, and it stands with the first volume as a reference work on Cold War espionage. Reviewers call it a scholarly, densely detailed book with revelations on nearly every page.
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Reviewers treated the book as a major intelligence event, praising its documentary depth and the scale of its global coverage. They describe it as scholarly and packed with disclosures, while noting it is heavy going for casual readers.
The Mitrokhin Archive II is the second volume drawn from the archive of Russian intelligence material that Vasili Mitrokhin brought to the world. His revelations caused an international sensation.
This volume sets out the secrets of that cache in full. It shows the extent of the KGB's global power and influence.
