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050 | _aFIC .T79 1983 | ||
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_aTrenhaile, John. _eauthor |
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_aA view from the square / _cJohn Trenhaile |
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_aNew York : _bCongdon & Weed, _cc1983 |
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_a304 pages ; _c21 cm. |
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520 | _aStepan Povin, the KGB’s chief of foreign intelligence, is the West’s most prized intelligence agent. For years he has been passing secrets from the heart of the KGB. Now he wants out, and is seeking asylum in the West. In exchange he has a stunning piece of information to offer: the Soviets are about to capture a sophisticated American spy plane that is so crucial to America’s defense she will risk nuclear war to keep its secrets safe. | ||
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