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"Executions, kidnappings, the assassination of Leon Trotsky, the plunder of gold from the Spanish treasury, Joseph Stalin's "horrible secret" - historical events and classified matters like these are cast in startling new light by KGB General Alexander Orlov, the subject of this riveting and unprecedented memoir by FBI Special Agent Edward Gazur.". "A veteran in East European counter-espionage investigations, Gazur was the final agent assigned to one of the FBI's most fascinating cases - that of the highest-ranking KGB defector ever, General Alexander Orlov. The two men met in 1971, and over…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2002Alexander Orlov : the FBI's KGB GeneralCarroll & Graf Publishers · 606 pages · 9780786709717
Intelligence officersSoviet EspionageIntelligence serviceDefectorsSoviet UnionUnited StatesSpiesHistory