today presented by nikolai dolgopolov is called.s from nikas safronov a story about a feat also a kind of portrait from nikolai dolgopolov 32 portraits 32 stories of exploits this book is about people who worked in other countries and solved the most difficult tasks at the risk of their lives. i started , uh, the very, very first such illegals. here. nikos and i decided to remember, for example, those who worked immediately after the revolution, of course, and people like, say, akhmers are fast-flyers. dmitry is a deutsch, you know, when i read about them before . yes, so, somewhere there are small things like that, you know, tiny ones. i think, my god. why are we not talking about them? we write. and now, apparently, the time has come to write about them a separate attention on the sites of the festival methodological literature. here today are the authors of the textbook. the history of russia or students, the textbook retakes the rings popular with students. here buying textbooks should be other interesting things. well, i don’t

nikolai dolgopolov is with us.g i talked and told that i was talking about the feat of scouts about the most important feat in their life. i am began, er, the very first such illegal immigrants. so we decided to remember, for example, those who worked immediately after the revolution, of course, and people like, say, akhmerov, this is a fast flyer dmitry , you know this deychno when i read about them before yes, so, somewhere there are little things like that, you know tiny. i think, my god. why don't we write about them? and now, apparently, the time has come to write about them. centuries of the legendary philosopher alexander zinoviev today we also expect the presentation of the publishing program of the first 10 volumes of the complete collected works of alexander zinoviev today we also expect the presentation of two books at once from our colleague sergey brilev, one of them, by the way, is also about intelligence officers, created together with the british co-author bernard u conor. well, in general, the prog

the same person at once, painted by the artist nikas safronov and the intelligence historian nikolai dolgopoloveat with almost all of his heroes dolgopolov personally met vladimir gorovoy yuri drozdov george blake those who worked in illegal intelligence under false names in the states tough administrative-police regime with risk. life they even now tell. everything it is forbidden. i started, uh, the very, very first such illegals. so nikos and i decided to remember, for example, those who worked immediately after the revolution, of course, and people like, say akhmerov, this is a fast flyer dmitry, this is deutsch, you know when i read about them before yes, so, somewhere such small things, that means tiny. i think, my god. why don't we write about them? and now, apparently, the time has come to write about them. in this picture, a group of soviet intelligence officers, in which during the second world war they were thrown through great britain to france and spain, the names of the majority, remain unknown so far, just about them a new book. sergei bryulev. another work of a journalist, too,

portraits of the same person at once, painted by artist nikas safronov and intelligence historian nikolai dolgopolov2 stories of exploits with almost all of their heroes dolgopolov personally met vladimir gorovoy yuri drozdov george blake those who worked in illegal intelligence under false names in states with a strict administrative-police regime at the risk of their lives. they are even now. everything is impossible. i started. eh, the very, very first such illegal immigrants. so we decided to remember with nikos, for example, those who worked immediately after the revolution, of course, and people like, say akhmerov, this is a fast-flyer dmitry, this is deychno. you know, when i read about them before, yes, somewhere little things like that, so tiny. i think, my god. why don't we write about them? and now, apparently, the time has come to write about them. in this picture , a group of soviet intelligence officers, in which, during the second world war, the names of the majority were thrown through great britain to france and spain. so they remain unknown for the time being, just they are their n

pride of the nation and you will have to pay tribute to russia's illegal intelligence today nikolai dolgopolov his book, this is just a book about intelligence officers created. she can be said to be co-authored with nix safron, because there are 32 portraits created by the artist of these scouts and 32 special stories. this is more than a biography. here are the stories of exactly one of the scouts and here is what nikolai dolgov tells about his book. i started the very, very first such illegal immigrants. here nikos and i decided to remember, for example, those who worked immediately after the revolution, of course, and people like, say, akhmers are fast-flyers. dmitry is deutsch you know when i read about them before yes, and so somewhere small such things, then tiny. i think, my god. why do n't we write about them? and now, apparently, the time has come to write about them. today, at the festival sites, special attention was paid to methodological literature, such a round table discussion was held here with the authors of the russian history textbook for students. here. eh, just the same t