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THE RUSSIAN AGENT: A Secret Mission to Penetrate the Russian Liberation Army
During the siege of Leningrad in 1942, Wlassow was taken prisoner and defected to the Germans. He went on to establish the Russian Liberation Army, a movement to support the Germans in defeating Stalin's Bolshevism. Stalin's intelligence services sought to infiltrate the RLA. Taut reveals one plausible but fictitious attempt to infiltrate the RLA and report back to Moscow.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 236
Publisher: Frontline
ISBN: 9781526748607
Item #: 6079431
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