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Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin's history of the KGB, built on files Mitrokhin smuggled out of Russia. It covers Soviet foreign intelligence from the 1920s to the end of the Cold War, with names, operations and agent networks. It is dense, source-heavy history rather than a spy thriller, and it remains the standard popular account of KGB foreign operations. Readers who want narrative momentum should look to Ben Macintyre; readers who want the documentary record will find more here than in most single volumes.
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Reviewers treat it as a landmark work of intelligence history and a serious reference. Many find it heavy going, and some note that the archive-driven approach reads more like a catalogue than a story.