About the book: 2016 / "Surprisingly, these days you can often meet people who believe that Soviet intelligence had valuable agents in Germany until the end of the war, who had access to important secrets... On the contrary, now, as we know for sure, Hitler’s counterintelligence from December 1941 to the fall of 1943 managed to eliminate the extensive intelligence network of Moscow intelligence centers.” Was Soviet intelligence prepared for Hitler to attack the USSR? Who and why came up with Operation Long Jump (an assassination attempt on the Big Three - Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill during their meeting in Tehran at the end of 1943)? Why didn’t Stalin believe Richard Sorge’s reports that Germany would attack the USSR? These and other questions are answered by the author, a veteran of Soviet foreign intelligence..