Тайный архив советского разведчика-нелегала

Pered vami nedavno rassekrechennyĭ arkhiv legendarnogo sovetskogo razvedchika-nelegala Vilʹi͡ama Fishera, bolee izvestnogo kak polkovnik Abelʹ.V 1957 godu v rezulʹtate predatelʹstva vydai͡ushchiĭsi͡a sovetskiĭ razvedchik-nelegal Vilʹi͡am Genrikhovich Fisher byl skhvachen amerikanskoĭ kontrrazvedkoĭ i osuzhden na dlitelʹnyĭ srok ti͡uremnogo zakli͡uchenii͡a. Pri areste on ne vydal podlinnykh dannykh, nazvavshisʹ imenem svoego druga, veterana spet͡ssluzhb Rudolʹfa Abeli͡a, kotorogo na tot moment uzhe ne bylo v zhivykh. V 1962 godu vesʹ mir uznal o polkovnike Abele, kogda proizoshel ego obmen na sbitogo nad SSSR letchika Garri Pauėrsa i dvukh drugikh shpionov. Vskore ėta istorii͡a legla v osnovu filʹma 'Mertvyĭ sezon', a v 2015 godu rezhisser Stiven Spilberg ėkraniziroval si͡uzhet, vypustiv kinokartinu 'Shpionskiĭ most', otmechennui͡u premieĭ 'Oskar'.Dolgie gody pisʹma polkovnika Abeli͡a (V.G.Fishera) svoim rodnym iz amerikanskoĭ ti͡urʹmy ostavalisʹ zasekrechennymi. V knigu, pomimo ėtikh pisem, voshli vospominanii͡a ego soratnikov.

Here is the recently declassified archive of the legendary Soviet illegal intelligence officer William Fischer, better known as Colonel Abel.In 1957, as a result of treachery, a prominent Soviet illegal intelligence officer, William Genrikhovich Fischer, was captured by American counterintelligence and sentenced to a long prison term. At the time of his arrest, he did not give out the true data, giving the name of his friend, a veteran of the special services, Rudolf Abel, who was no longer alive at that time. In 1962, the whole world learned about Colonel Abel when he was exchanged for the pilot Harry Powers, who was shot down over the USSR, and two other spies. Soon this story formed the basis of the film "Dead Season", and in 2015, director Steven Spielberg adapted the plot, releasing the film "Bridge of Spies", which won the Academy Award.For many years, the letters of Colonel Abel (W. G. Fischer) to his family from an American prison remained classified. The book, in addition to these letters, includes the memoirs of his colleagues.