Moscow Winter

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The book explores the challenges faced by the United States in establishing effective espionage during the early Cold War, highlighting the inexperience of the newly formed CIA in conducting high-level operations against the Soviet Union. It delves into the complexities of intelligence gathering in a tense geopolitical climate, showcasing the struggles and strategies of the U.S. as it sought to navigate this critical period without a historical framework for peacetime intelligence.