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The Mitrokhin Archive II
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Uncover the chilling secrets of the KGB’s global subversion in “The Mitrokhin Archive II.” Based on Vasili Mitrokhin’s clandestine notes, this gripping exposé reveals KGB operations, assassinations, and active measures worldwide. Explore espionage, disinformation campaigns, and political manipulation during the Cold War. Get your copy now and delve into the dark world of Soviet intelligence. ISBN: 9780141989471
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Shubham Tripathi –
A detailed account of KGB activities. Some sections are a bit tedious, but overall it’s a very informative read.
Bhawna Vats –
A bit boring at times, but packed with information. I recommend it only for those with a strong interest in history.
Mahesh Mhatardev Mache –
This book really holds one’s attention. So much detail, but fascinating details nonetheless. You will not be disappointed.
Anonymous –
Disturbing, detailed, and definitely worth reading. Gives you a glimpse into the dark world of espionage. It could use some editing though.
Anonymous –
Dry but important. Mitrokhin’s work is essential to understanding the Cold War, even though it can be slow at times.
Pranav –
Chilling revelations! It’s a bit dry, but the historical significance is undeniable. Essential for understanding the Cold War.
Prerna Shrivastava –
Mitrokhin provides an amazing level of detail about KGB operations around the globe, even though it can be a bit overwhelming.
Aahana Moral –
Informative, but dense. The book gives you a complete look at KGB operations, but it is very data-driven.
Harshvardhan Gupta –
A must-read for anyone interested in Cold War history. The depth of research is impressive, though the book can be quite long.
Kshitij Sudesh Khandare –
A bit slow at times, but the information is invaluable. The book really shows the extent of the KGB’s influence.
Sahil Chahal –
Important historical information, though the writing is sometimes dry. The revelations about KGB activities are disturbing.
Chakrash Chauhan –
A very informative book. It could use some more life and be less dry.
Rohit Sharma –
Fascinating and terrifying in equal measure. The book could be better organized, but the content is captivating.
Janvi Arya –
A fascinating but dense read. Mitrokhin’s notes provide incredible detail, but it can be overwhelming at times. Still a valuable historical resource.
Harshit Agrawal –
A fantastic book if you have the desire to learn about this topic. It is not fun, but important.
Ishwar Sharma –
A must read for any historian. It gives a great overview of KGB activities during the cold war and after.
Kshitij Verma –
A great book, but very information-heavy and not an easy read. It shines a light on a disturbing period in history.
Vats Kaushal Joshi –
Mitrokhin’s archive is a treasure trove of information. It’s a bit heavy on detail, but worth the effort to understand the KGB’s reach.
Lakshay Sachan –
A real eye-opener! The sheer scale of KGB operations is shocking. Some parts are a bit dry, but overall, a compelling account.
Shikal –
Very interesting, but not for casual reading. The book gives many specifics, but is heavy and academic.
Rudraksh Bansal –
This book is a revelation! Some parts are hard to digest, but it is undoubtedly important.