The Secret Road To World War Two: Soviet Versus Western Intelligence 1921-1939

Acknowledgments
Contents
Introduction
Part 1 The Trust
	1 Yakushev: The Recruitment, Care, and Feeding of a Doable Agent
	2 Operations at Home and Liaison Abroad
	3 Savinkov, Elvengren, and Reilly
	4 Dwindling Credibility and Control, 1925-27
	5 Internal Security, Confusion, and Collapse
Part 2 The Soviet War Scare
	6 Offensive and Counteroffensive: The 1927 War Scare
	7 The Kutyepov Offensive
	8 Counterterror and Crisis: Stalin Crushes the Opposition
	9 Phase-Out: The End of the Kutyepov Offensive and the War Scare
	10 The Melgunov Operations: A Plan to
Assassinate Stalin
Part 3 The Golden Age of Organized Mayhem
	11 No Need To Hope: Thee Anisimov and Radkovich Missions
	12 The Kidnaping of General Kutyepov
	13 The Skoblin Case
	14 The Kidnaping of General Miller
Part 4 The Tukhachevsky Affair
	15 Secret Soviet-German Military Collaboration
	16 France and the U.S.S.R.: The Alliance That Never Was
	17 Disinformation, Plot, and Counterplot
	18 The Military Purge, June 1937
	19 Intelligence Operations and the Road to War
Notes
Dramatis Personae
Index