The life that is strange-but-true of seven Soviet spooks.
from the time the 1950s, if the globe got wind for the three letters that endured for the Soviet Union’s intelligence agency, KGB spies — due to their (genuine or imagined) bug-planting lifestyles and sexy accomplices — have provided endless product for thrilling novels, films, and comic publications. The fascination continues nonetheless: last year, the U.S. tv community FX announced the pilot of a series that is new KGB spies staying in Washington, D.C., within the 1980s.
Into the latest problem of Foreign Policy, retired CIA officer Milton Bearden recalls their Soviet counterpart Leonid Shebarshin, whom passed away within an obvious committing suicide in March 2012. Continue reading →
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