The Shadow Dossier — The Colonel Who May Have Saved the World
In 1960, a colonel in Soviet military intelligence, the GRU, made contact with Western officials, first approaching American students in Moscow, then British businessman Greville Wynne, offering to spy for the West. His name was Oleg Penkovsky, and his motives, as he later explained to his handlers, combined disillusionment with the Soviet system and a genuine fear that its leadership was dangerously reckless with nuclear weapons.
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