Inside the Aquarium - The Making of a Top Soviet Spy
Viktor Suvorov
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Key Insights from Inside the Aquarium - The Making of a Top Soviet Spy
- The book provides a first-person account of the Soviet Union's GRU, its military intelligence organization, which is less well-known than the KGB but equally, if not more, influential.
- Suvorov's journey from being a tank commander to a spy provides an intimate look at the recruitment and training process within the GRU.
- The book delves into the operational structure and methods of Soviet intelligence, including the use of 'illegals' and 'legal residencies'.
- Suvorov’s account reveals the intense psychological pressure and dehumanizing aspects of life within the...
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