What do you know about Chekhov?
Keith Kyle, 19 December 1985
Aquarium
by Viktor Suvorov, translated by David Floyd.
Hamish Hamilton, 249 pp., £10.95, June 1985,0 241 11545 0 Show More
by Viktor Suvorov, translated by David Floyd.
Hamish Hamilton, 249 pp., £10.95, June 1985,
Rethinking the Soviet Experience: Politics and History since 1917
by Stephen Cohen.
Oxford, 222 pp., £15, May 1985,0 19 503468 6 Show More
by Stephen Cohen.
Oxford, 222 pp., £15, May 1985,
Tito’s Flawed Legacy: Yugoslavia and the West 1939-1984
by Nora Beloff.
Gollancz, 287 pp., £12.95, July 1985,0 575 03668 0 Show More
by Nora Beloff.
Gollancz, 287 pp., £12.95, July 1985,
“... presence in the Soviet Union is ubiquitous and which would-be recruits can apply to join. The GRU, Viktor Suvorov’ points out, chooses you. That is not to say that the two organisations do not frequently come in contact with each other. For example, both are heavily represented on the staff of the Soviet embassies abroad; Arkady Shevchenko, a former ... ”
