Agent Intelligence, Volume I
K. K. Zvonarev · Translated by Aleksander Bremovych
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Octant Press
About this book
Zvonarev's study of Russian agent intelligence of all types before and during the war of 1914–1918 — from the Russo-Japanese War to the imperial intelligence apparatus in the field, with documentary appendices and a lexicon of intelligence.
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