Near and Distant Neighbors: A New History of Soviet Intelligence
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Near and Distant Neighbors: A New History of Soviet Intelligence

by Jonathan Haslam

History Politics
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Jonathan Haslam examines the history of Soviet intelligence and its relationships with near and distant countries. Framed as a broad historical study, the book explores how intelligence connected the Soviet Union to the wider international landscape.

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Near and Distant Neighbors explores the history of Soviet intelligence.

Jonathan Haslam considers the Soviet Union’s relationships with neighboring and more distant countries through the lens of intelligence.

The book presents a historical study of international connections, political interests, and intelligence activity.

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