In June, there is a hundred years of Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov. He was the last great man at the head of our country and the first head of the special services in this post. Andropov began the first reforms after the long years of stagnation and he set about twisting the nuts after the Brezhnev “freemen”. Disputes around the assessments of his activities are still underway.
We represent two polar opinions, each of which has a serious and convincing argument. And who is right – to decide the reader himself.
Alexander Shevyakin, the author of the sensational investigation of the KGB against the USSR, is sure: Andropov was a convinced and consistent enemy of the USSR, and all his activities are a chain of destruction. He is opposed to the KGB veteran, the author of the Unknown Andropov, Oleg Khlobustov, who believes that Andropov’s reforms could become a salvation for our country.
This book will be interesting to everyone who is not indifferent to the history of the USSR.
Author
Shevyakin Alexander Petrovich, Chlobustov Oleg Maksimovich
Editor
Buzev Evgeny
Publisher
Eksmo, 2014
Series
Duel of historians
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