The Spy Who Changed History: Untold Story Of How Soviet Union Won Race For America’s Top Secrets Svetlana Lokhova William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία

‘A Superbly Researched And Groundbreaking Account Of Soviet Espionage In The Thirties … Remarkable’ 5* Review Telegraph On Trail Infiltrator Agent Blériot This Bestseller Svetlana Lokhova Takes Reader A Thrilling Journey Through Stalin’s Most Audacious Intelligence Operation Sunny September Day 1931 Spy Walked Down Gangplank Luxury Transatlantic Liner Ss Europa Into New York Attracting No Attention Stanislav Shumovsky Had Completed His From Moscow To Enrol At Top American University He Was Concealed Group 65 Students Heading Prestigious Academic Institutions But After Far More Than An Excellent Education Recognising Russia 100 Years Behind Encircling Capitalist Powers Leader Joseph Stalin Sent Mission Acquire America’s Vital Secrets Help Close Ussr’s Yawning Technology Gap Road Victory Began Classrooms Laboratories Mit – Shumovsky’s Destination Soon Became Unwitting Finishing School For Elite Russian Spies Ussr First Transformed Itself Military Powerhouse Able Confront Defeat Nazi Germany Then Extraordinary Feat That Astonished West 1947 Ingenuity Innovation Exfiltrated By Made It Possible Build Unveil Advanced Strategic Bomber World Following Lead Other Mit-Trained Helped Manhattan Project 1949 Fleet Tu-4S Now Equipped With Atomic Bombs Could Devastate Us Command Appropriately Codenamed Aviation So Successful Acquired Every Secret Network Agents Factories Research Institutes History She Pieces Together Aspect Life Character Using Information Derived Archives Exposing How Even Shirley Temple Franklin D Roosevelt Unwittingly Schemes Σελίδες: 496 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm