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The Katkov Affair: How a Roofer/Librarian Became a Cold War Spy
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- ISBN8224995660
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- Date de parution18/04/2024
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Ever fantasize what it would be like to step into James Bond's shoes? Then read THE KATKOV AFFAIR, an honest retelling of an incredible story. And THE KATKOV AFFAIR has 63 minutes of audio embedded into the narrative! Hear real spies in real conversations. I place an ad in the Computer Services Section of the New York Times. On December 6, 1983, Soviet GRU officer Mikhail Katkov answers the ad. He invites me to lunch to discuss a, "business arrangement of mutual benefit." My business, Computerized Information Retrieval does online searches and document delivery for high tech clients.
I assume that's the business he wants to discuss. My next step is to do the right thing: I call the FBI and become their controlled asset.
I assume that's the business he wants to discuss. My next step is to do the right thing: I call the FBI and become their controlled asset.
Ever fantasize what it would be like to step into James Bond's shoes? Then read THE KATKOV AFFAIR, an honest retelling of an incredible story. And THE KATKOV AFFAIR has 63 minutes of audio embedded into the narrative! Hear real spies in real conversations. I place an ad in the Computer Services Section of the New York Times. On December 6, 1983, Soviet GRU officer Mikhail Katkov answers the ad. He invites me to lunch to discuss a, "business arrangement of mutual benefit." My business, Computerized Information Retrieval does online searches and document delivery for high tech clients.
I assume that's the business he wants to discuss. My next step is to do the right thing: I call the FBI and become their controlled asset.
I assume that's the business he wants to discuss. My next step is to do the right thing: I call the FBI and become their controlled asset.
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