Sharing Secrets with Stalin

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Sharing Secrets with Stalin

Author	: Bradley F. Smith
File Size	: 48,6 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 19 April 1996
ISBN	: STANFORD:36105070539585
Pages	: 336 pages

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Sharing Secrets with Stalin by Bradley F. Smith Book PDF Summary

"As engaging as it is astonishing, this book provides extremely important revelations and striking pen-portraits etched in acid of the main actors. Certainly the sources are fabulous". -- John Erickson, author of The Road to stalingrad. "A well-written account filled with original material and documentation. Good reading for anyone interested in the history of WWII intelligence". -- Publishers Weekly (starred review.)

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