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Ėtogo cheloveka nazyvai͡ut supershpionom KhKh veka, pochti 30 let on obmanyval angliĭskui͡u razvedku, dobyvai͡a unikalʹnui͡u informat͡sii͡u dli͡a sovetskikh spet͡ssluzhb. K sotrudnichestvu s SSSR ego priveli ubezhdenii͡a i zhelanie izmenitʹ mir, ėti zhe prichiny sdelali Filbi grazhdaninom Sovetskogo Soi͡uzaSudʹba legendarnogo sovetskogo razvedchika Kima Filbi dostoĭna ėkranizat͡sii. Iz-za svoikh sot͡sialisticheskikh ubezhdeniĭ Filbi s 1934 g. i͡avli͡alsi͡a agentom sovetskoĭ razvedki, no pri ėtom dostig bolʹshikh vysot v angliĭskoĭ Sekretnoĭ razvedyvatelʹnoĭ sluzhbe (MI-6).Za gody Vtoroĭ mirovoĭ voĭny Filbi peredal v Sovetskiĭ Soi͡uz bolee 900 vazhnykh dokumentov, ne vyzyvai͡a podozreniĭ u angliĭskoĭ razvedki. Lishʹ v kont͡se 1952 g. Filbi popadaet pod podozrenie i vpervye doprashivaetsi͡a, no ostaetsi͡a na sluzhbe do 1955 g. V 1956 g. v kachestve agenta MI-6 Filbi byl poslan v Beĭrut agentom pod prikrytiem. V nachale 1963 g. razvedchik byl taĭno vyvezen v SSSR, gde i prozhival pod familieĭ "Fedorov", konsulʹtiroval sovetskiĭ MID i KGB, vystupal s lekt͡sii͡ami. V mae 1988 g. Kim Filbi skonchalsi͡a v Moskve.Kak Filbi udavalosʹ voditʹ za nos britanskie MI-6 i USO, amerikanskie FBR i T͡SRU? Pochemu do samogo poslednego dni͡a na Zapade emu udavalosʹ uĭti ot podozreniĭ? V svoikh vospominanii͡akh razvedchik otvechaet na ėti voprosy i rasskazyvaet o tonkosti͡akh agenturnoĭ raboty.

This man is called a super spy of the twentieth century, for almost 30 years he deceived British intelligence, extracting unique information for the Soviet special services. His convictions and desire to change the world led him to cooperate with the USSR, the same reasons made Philby a citizen of the Soviet UnionThe life of the legendary Soviet intelligence officer Kim Philby is worthy of a film adaptation. Because of his socialist beliefs, Philby had been an agent of Soviet intelligence since 1934, but at the same time he reached great heights in the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6).During the Second World War, Philby handed over more than 900 important documents to the Soviet Union without arousing suspicion from British intelligence. It was only at the end of 1952 that Philby came under suspicion and was interrogated for the first time, but remained in service until 1955. In 1956, as an MI6 agent, Philby was sent to Beirut as an undercover agent. At the beginning of 1963, the intelligence officer was secretly taken to the USSR, where he lived under the surname "Fedorov", advised the Soviet Foreign Ministry and the KGB, gave lectures. In May 1988, Kim Philby died in Moscow.How did Philby manage to lead the British MI6 and the SOE, the American FBI and the CIA by the nose? Why did he manage to evade suspicion until the very last day in the West? In his memoirs, the scout answers these questions and talks about the subtleties of agent work.