На службе в сталинской разведке. Тайны руссих спецлужб от бывшего шефа советской разведки в Западной Европе

Valʹter Germanovich Krivit͡skiĭ - pod ėtim imenem on byl izvesten v spiskakh lichnogo sostava Razvedyvatelʹnogo upravlenii͡a Shtaba RKKA. Nastoi͡ashchee ego imi͡a bylo Samuil Ginzburg. On byl odnim iz krupneĭshikh spet͡sialistov Razvedyvatelʹnogo upravlenii͡a po zapadnoevropeĭskim stranam, prepodaval v Vyssheĭ shkole podgotovki razvedchikov, zanimai͡a dolzhnostʹ, sootvetstvui͡ushchui͡u zvanii͡u komandira brigady RKKA, s 1933 po 1934 god byl direktorom Instituta voennoĭ promyshlennosti. Stalinskiĭ proizvol i nekotorye vneshnepoliticheskie akt͡sii sovet­sko­go rukovodstva, myslʹ o vozmozhnom areste vyzyvali bolʹshoe bespokoĭstvo u Krivit͡skogo. Odnako on ne srazu reshilsi͡a na kraĭniĭ shag - statʹ nevozvrashchent͡sem.

Walter Germanovich Krivitsky — under this name he was known in the lists of personnel of the Intelligence Directorate of red army Staff. His real name was Samuel Ginsburg. He was one of the greatest experts of the Intelligence Department in Western Europe, taught at the Higher school of training of scouts, occupying a position corresponding to the rank of brigade commander of the red army from 1933 to 1934 he was Director of the Institute of the military industry. Stalin's tyranny and some of the foreign policy actions of the Soviet leadership, the idea of a possible arrest have caused great concern at Krivitsky. However, he took an extreme step — to become a defector.