Allen Dulles. Secrets and Wars: Andrey Sobolev

The biographical study of Allen Dulles: Secrets and Wars, written by the journalist and translator Andrei Sobolev, is dedicated to the famous American diplomat, public and statesman, lawyer and writer Allen Dulles (1893-1969). The book tells about the life of the family of A. Dallace, his children’s years, studying at Princeton University, admission to the post of employee of the State Department of the United States, tells about the work of a young diplomat during the 1918 Paris Peace Conference, as well as a career in the international arena as a peacekeeper and representative of the United States.
Much attention in the book was given to A. Dulles’s activities as a Swiss resident of the Strategic Service Office in 1942-1945 in Bern, as well as his reconnaissance operations of the Second World War, including the Sanraise operation, the role of Allen Dulles in the organization and financing of the anti-fascist resistance struggle, France, as well as the coordination of the anti-Gitel …

Author
Sobolev Andrey Gennadievich
Publisher
Rosinformagrotech, 2013

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