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Routledge The Spy Who Would Be Tsar - Routledge History Biography

Name: The Spy Who Would Be Tsar - Routledge History Biography
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Discover the hidden history of one of the Cold War's most significant intelligence figures. In The Spy Who Would Be Tsar, investigative journalist Kevin Coogan tells the first complete biography of Michal Goleniewski. While much has been written about the intelligence battles between Western Powers and the Soviet Bloc, Goleniewski's unique role remains largely unexplored in mainstream literature. As a senior officer in the Polish intelligence service, Goleniewski held a position of immense power, granting him access to both Polish and Russian secrets. This book follows his journey from a high-ranking official to a key asset for the CIA. After becoming disillusioned with the Soviet Bloc, he began sending letters to the CIA that contained vital intelligence. This account provides a deep look into the secret world of Cold War espionage and the man who helped expose the inner workings of the Soviet intelligence machine.

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Provides the first full biography of Michal Goleniewski, a major figure in Cold War intelligence history.

Explores the high-stakes world of Polish and Russian intelligence secrets through the eyes of a senior officer.

Written by renowned investigative journalist Kevin Coogan to ensure a detailed and factual historical account.

Details the transition of a high-ranking official into a vital CIA asset during the Cold War.

Offers a new perspective on the intelligence battles between Western Powers and the Soviet Bloc.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367506637
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History > Cold War
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 17 September 2021
Listed Since: 17 December 2020

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