Man Without A Face: the Autobiography Of Communism's Greatest Spymaster

 


"A great autobiography by one of the most intriguing Cold Warriors ... [containing] extraordinary revelations about the inner world of espionage."--Miami Herald.;Introduction; Foreword; 1 The Auction; 2 Out from Under Hitler's Shadow; 3 Stalin's Pupils; 4 The GDR Comes of Age, and So Do I; 5 Learning by Doing; 6 Khruschev Opens Our Eyes; 7 A Concrete Solution; 8 Spying for Love; 9 The Chancellor's Shadow; 10 The Poison of Betrayal; 11 Intelligence and Counterintelligence; 12 "Active Measures"; 13 Terrorism and the GDR; 14 Enemy Territory; 15 Cuba; 16 The End of the Old Order; 17 Epilogue; Index.

Table of contents :
Introduction
Foreword
1 The Auction
2 Out from Under Hitler's Shadow
3 Stalin's Pupils
4 The GDR Comes of Age, and So Do I
5 Learning by Doing
6 Khruschev Opens Our Eyes
7 A Concrete Solution
8 Spying for Love
9 The Chancellor's Shadow
10 The Poison of Betrayal
11 Intelligence and Counterintelligence
12 "Active Measures"
13 Terrorism and the GDR
14 Enemy Territory
15 Cuba
16 The End of the Old Order
17 Epilogue
Index.


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