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The Chief Culprit: Stalin's Grand Design to Start World War II, by Viktor Suvorov. Review by Andrei Navrozov.
Icebreaker - Who Started the Second World War?, by Viktor Suvorov. Review by Andrei Navrozov.
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Excerpt from Alexander Orlov: The FBI's KGB General, by Edward Gazur.
- Excerpt from The Amerasia Spy Case, by Harvey Klehr & Ronald Radosh.
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Excerpt from Betrayal at Pearl Harbor, by James Rusbridger & Eric Nave.
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Excerpt from Cruise of the Lanikai, by R-Adm Kemp Tolley USN (Ret).
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Excerpt from The Duel, Hitler vs Churchill, by John Lukacs.
- Excerpt from The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor, The Washington contribution to the Japanese attack, by Rear Admiral Robert A. Theobald, USN, ret.
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Excerpt from Japanese Intelligence in World War II, by Ken Kotani.
- Excerpt from Dynamics of International Relations, by Ernst B. Haas and Allen S. Whiting, 1956. Excerpt from Armed Truce, The Beginnings of the Cold War 1945-46, by Hugh Thomas, 1986.
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Excerpt from Little Land (from Trilogy: Little Land, Rebirth, The Virgin Lands) by Leonid Brezhnev.
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Excerpt from Molotov Remembers, Inside Kremlin Politics, Conversations with Felix Chuev, Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Albert Resis.
- Excerpt from Official and Confidential, The Secret Life of J.Edgar Hoover, by Anthony Summers.
- Excerpt from Pearl Harbor 7/12/41, by Peter Herde.
- Excerpt from Prelude to the Russian Campaign, From the Moscow Pact (August 21st 1939) to the opening of hostilities in Russia (June 22nd 1941), by Grigore Gafencu.
- Excerpt from Le retour de la Russie [Russia's Comeback], by Michel Gurfinkiel and Vladimir Fedorovski.
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Excerpt from The Secret War Against Hitler, by William Casey.
- Excerpt from Sonya's Report, by Ruth Werner.
- The Spy to End Spies, by John Le Carré, article from Encounter, 1966.
- Excerpt from This Deception, by Hede Massing.
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