Сахаровский

Istorii͡a sovetskoĭ vneshneĭ razvedki interesna ne tolʹko sobytii͡ami, no i sudʹbami tekh, kto verno i predanno sluzhil eĭ mnogie gody. V poslednee vremi͡a stali izvestny imena t͡selogo ri͡ada vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a sovetskikh chekistov, blagodari͡a samootverzhennomu trudu kotorykh byla sozdana velikai͡a Sovetskai͡a imperii͡a. Odnim iz nikh byl general-polkovnik Aleksandr Mikhaĭlovich Sakharovskiĭ, chelovek, vsi͡u svoi͡u zhiznʹ otdavshiĭ rabote v organakh gosudarstvennoĭ bezopasnosti. Shestnadt͡satʹ let on vozglavli͡al sovetskui͡u vneshni͡ui͡u razvedku, i ne budet preuvelicheniem skazatʹ, chto ėto byli ee zvezdnye gody. Pod rukovodstvom Sakharovskogo sformirovalsi͡a kollektiv vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a chekistov-razvedchikov, ne znavshikh sebe ravnykh v mire.Kniga 'Sakharovskiĭ' stala posledneĭ u Vladimira Sergeevicha Antonova - izvestnogo istorika spet͡ssluzhb, pisateli͡a i zhurnalista posvi͡ativshego zhiznʹ sokhranenii͡u i priumnozhenii͡u istoricheskoĭ pami͡ati o legendarnykh sotrudnikakh i blesti͡ashchikh operat͡sii͡akh otechestvennoĭ vneshneĭ razvedki. On skonchalsi͡a v mae tekushchego goda v Moskve. Kniga vypuskaetsi͡a k 100-letii͡u Sluzhby vneshneĭ razvedki Rossii.

The history of Soviet foreign intelligence is interesting not only by events, but also by the fates of those who faithfully and faithfully served it for many years. Recently, the names of a number of outstanding Soviet chekists have become known, thanks to the selfless work of which the great Soviet Empire was created. One of them was Colonel-General Alexander Mikhailovich Sakharovsky, a man who spent his entire life working in the state security agencies. For sixteen years he was the head of the Soviet Foreign Intelligence Service, and it is no exaggeration to say that these were its stellar years. Under the leadership of Sakharovsky, a team of outstanding chekists-scouts, who knew no equal in the world, was formed.The book "Sakharovsky" was the last of Vladimir Sergeevich Antonov-a well-known historian of the special services, a writer and journalist who devoted his life to preserving and multiplying the historical memory of the legendary employees and brilliant operations of the domestic foreign intelligence service. He died in May of this year in Moscow. The book is published for the 100th anniversary of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service.