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The Mitrokhin Archive by Christopher Andrew & Vasili Mitrokhin – Paperback History Book
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Product Name: The Mitrokhin Archive: The KGB in Europe and the West by Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin
Book Title: The Mitrokhin Archive
Subtitle / Tagline: "The KGB in Europe and the West" | "Monumental ... the most important book ever written on the subject" - Washington Times
Authors: Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin
Publisher / Imprint: Penguin Books
Format: Softcover / Trade Paperback
Genre: Non-Fiction / World History, Intelligence & Espionage, Soviet Union & Political History
Overview: A groundbreaking, authoritative, and gripping account of Soviet intelligence operations! "The Mitrokhin Archive" is based on secret KGB files smuggled out of Russia by senior archivist Vasili Mitrokhin and analyzed alongside leading historian Christopher Andrew. Revealing top-secret covert operations, undercover agents, and political infiltration across Europe and the West, this masterwork is an essential read for history enthusiasts, international relations students, CSS aspirants, and non-fiction collectors.
Book Title: The Mitrokhin Archive
Subtitle / Tagline: "The KGB in Europe and the West" | "Monumental ... the most important book ever written on the subject" - Washington Times
Authors: Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin
Publisher / Imprint: Penguin Books
Format: Softcover / Trade Paperback
Genre: Non-Fiction / World History, Intelligence & Espionage, Soviet Union & Political History
Overview: A groundbreaking, authoritative, and gripping account of Soviet intelligence operations! "The Mitrokhin Archive" is based on secret KGB files smuggled out of Russia by senior archivist Vasili Mitrokhin and analyzed alongside leading historian Christopher Andrew. Revealing top-secret covert operations, undercover agents, and political infiltration across Europe and the West, this masterwork is an essential read for history enthusiasts, international relations students, CSS aspirants, and non-fiction collectors.