Allen Dulles

Everyone in Russia knows about Allen Dulles, yet no one knows him. Despite the fact that no works about him have been published in Russian, he is portrayed as the organizer of a huge number of assassinations, including the attempt on John Kennedy, a legendary master of espionage, a man who stood behind the rulers of the USA for many years, effectively directing their politics. Who was he? What role did this clearly exceptionally talented man play during the war and in the post-war development of his country? How did he manage to turn the CIA into the most powerful intelligence agency in the world?
These questions are answered by the authors of the book, which is based on documents from U.S. archives, including materials from the National Archives of the USA, the National Security Archive, declassified CIA funds, Dulles' collection at the Manuscript Library of Princeton University, and documents from the archives of the libraries of F. Roosevelt, H. Truman, D. Eisenhower, and J. Kennedy.