KGB

This book covers the subject KGB: the Russian acronym for " Komitet Gosudarstvennoi Bezopasnosti " (Committee for State security) having been the main intelligence organization responsible for the support of the Soviet Regime. The book also addresses of its congeners, from the Cheka of 1917, until the end of the KGB in 1991, when the Soviet Regime disintegrated. Shows the power structure, infiltration, deception and murders carried out by an organization that is not built by limits to maintain and expand communism in various parts of the world. The KGB had millions of people operating secretly in the whole face of the Earth. Many journalists and other professionals worked for her in Brazil. Some were blackmailed or threatened to do so; others were criminals committing treason, even. In the United States, for example, many also were hired to spy on and misinform your own country for the benefit of the Soviet Union because Communism tried to, in many ways, corrupt also Americans. There, the audience may already know the names of the traitors one by one. The more disturbed corrupt, among them, was Lee Harvey Oswald, the killer responsible for the deaths of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Oswald said a Marxist, pro-Soviet and also secret agent for KGB Assassinations. This inserts the crime of the 20th century, as the greatest episode of the cold war. The book contains an entire chapter devoted to the fact that it could have begun the First Nuclear war and the third world.

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