It's Hard to Distinguish Friend from Foe: a History of Cold War Spies

[Spy War + Cold War Crisis + Great Power Game + Caotai Team] Douban score 8.7, The double life of a hilarious spy, a true history that is more bizarre than fiction. In 1987, a best-selling book called "The Man Who Caught a Spy" was banned by the British government. The reason was that the book was so true that it violated confidentiality requirements; Cambridge University walked away from the Soviet spy "Group of Five", and the British aristocrats became the pillars of the KGB; worried about the public relations crisis caused by the exposure of espionage incidents, bureaucrats often kept it secret and even deliberately let suspects go; in interviews in their later years, spies said that it was only a small part of life, and they spent much more time picking up children and doing housework than doing espionage work... When the grassroots team encountered the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Berlin Tunnel, and the crash of a Korean passenger plane... Decipher the thrilling and oozing truth behind the game between great powers!