| Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers |
| Designed by | Cassandra J. Pappas |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Neil Stuart |
| About/Subject | KGB |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Location | New York City |
| Copyright | 1990 |
| First Printing | 1990 |
| This Edition Published | 1990 |
| Pages / Font | 776 pages |
| ISBN | 0-03-016605-3 |
| Barcode | 9 780060 166052 |
| Barcode (EAN) | 90000 |
| Library of Congress Classification Number | JN6529.I6A53 1990 |
| Library of Congress Call Number | 90-55525 |
| Dewey Decimal Classification Number | 327.1´247´009—dc20 |
| Printer's Key | 90 91 92 93 94 CC/HC 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 |
| Chapters | The Evolution of the KGB, ix
Abbreviations Used in Text, xi
Transliteration of Russian Names, xvii
Maps:
- Europe 1942, xviii
- Postwar Europe, xx
Introduction, 1
1. Tsarist Origins, 17
2. The Cheka, Counterrevolution, and the "Lockhart Conspiracy" (1917—21), 38
3. Foreign Intelligence and "Active Measures" in the Dzerzhinsky Era (1919—27), 65
4. Stalin and Spy Mania (1926—38), 107
5. "Enemies of the People" Abroad (1929—40), 150
6. Sigint, Agent Penetration, and the Magnificent Five from Cambridge (1930—39), 173
7. The Second World War (1939—41), 233
8. The Great Patriotic War (1941—45), 270
9. The Takeover of Eastern Europe (1944—48), 341
10. The Cold War: The Stalinist Phase (1945—53), 367
11. The Cold War After Stalin (1953—63), 422
12. The Brezhnev Era: The East, the Third World, and the West (1964—72/73), 477
13. The Decline and Fall of Détente (1972—84), 532
14. The Gorbachev Era 1985—, 606
Appendix A:
- KGB Chairmen, 647
Appendix B:
- Heads of the First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence), 649
Appendix C:
- The Organization of the KGB, 651
- The Organization of the KGB First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence), 652
- KGB First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence):
Headquarters, Yasenevo, 654
Yasenevo—Main Building, 655
- The Organization of a KGB Residency, 656
Appendix D:
- KGB Residents in the United States and Abroad, 657
Notes, 665
Bibliography, 729
Index, 745 The Evolution of the KGB, ix
Abbreviations Used in Text, xi
Transliteration of Russian Names, xvii
Maps:
- Europe 1942, xviii
- Postwar Europe, xx
Introduction, 1
1. Tsarist Origins, 17
2. The Cheka, Counterrevolution, and the "Lockhart Conspiracy" (1917—21), 38
3. Foreign Intelligence and "Active Measures" in the Dzerzhinsky Era (1919—27), 65
4. Stalin and Spy Mania (1926—38), 107
5. "Enemies of the People" Abroad (1929—40), 150
6. Sigint, Agent Penetration, and the Magnificent Five from Cambridge (1930—39), 173
7. The Second World War (1939—41), 233
8. The Great Patriotic War (1941—45), 270
9. The Takeover of Eastern Europe (1944—48), 341
10. The Cold War: The Stalinist Phase (1945—53), 367
11. The Cold War After Stalin (1953—63), 422
12. The Brezhnev Era: The East, the Third World, and the West (1964—72/73), 477
13. The Decline and Fall of Détente (1972—84), 532
14. The Gorbachev Era 1985—, 606
Appendix A:
- KGB Chairmen, 647
Appendix B:
- Heads of the First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence), 649
Appendix C:
- The Organization of the KGB, 651
- The Organization of the KGB First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence), 652
- KGB First Chief Directorate (Foreign Intelligence):
Headquarters, Yasenevo, 654
Yasenevo—Main Building, 655
- The Organization of a KGB Residency, 656
Appendix D:
- KGB Residents in the United States and Abroad, 657
Notes, 665
Bibliography, 729
Index, 745 Show all ▾ |
| Notes | Full title: "KGB: The Inside Story Of Its Foreign Operations from Lenin to Gorbachev" |

