The overall approach taken by Weiner is to interpret practically any Soviet operation or activity in which CIA was ever engaged as having ...

Published over ten years after his retirement and the end of the Cold War, KGB officer Cherkashin makes a good account of his work as case...

The handling of Kuklinski's material was not quite as stated here. When the material started coming in from Kuklinski in 1972, in Pol...

In a review of this book, two of the three themes which Tom Troy cites as important are the Nosenko affair and the influence of Angleton i...

This was Trento's second book, the first having been co-authored with his wife, Susan Trento, and former CIA officer William Corson. W...

The identity of Golitsyn's highly exaggerated CIA penetration "SASHA" is resolved unequivocally here. The individual involve...

The author had been my primary contact on East German matters in the West German Bundesamt fuer Verfassungsschutz (BfV) from 1978 until 19...