Summary:
The book chronicles the life of Oleg Gordievsky, a former KGB officer who became a double agent for the British Secret Intelligence Service, detailing his espionage activities during the Cold War and his dramatic defection to the West. It provides an insider's perspective on Soviet intelligence operations and the inner workings of the KGB, as well as the personal and ideological motivations that led him to betray his country.
Key points:
1. Double Agent Experiences: The book details Gordievsky's double agent life, revealing the risks and moral issues involved in espionage.
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