Istinite špijunske priče

Istinite špijunske priče

This collection is interesting for all lovers of espionage and intelligence topics, as it offers a look behind the scenes of the most famous espionage missions, talking about the real lives of those who engaged in this dangerous and secret business.

"True Spy Stories" is a collection of espionage and covert operations written by Georges Diamel, a French writer and journalist. This collection captures real espionage cases, covert operations and actions from the history of espionage, presenting them through stories that balance reality with dramatic narrative. In this work, Diamel explores the fascinating world of espionage, where truth and fiction often become mixed. The book is based on real events and covert operations that took place in various periods of history, and was written with the aim of giving readers an insight into the intriguing world of intelligence services, spies and their complex missions. The collection deals with various aspects of espionage, including dangers, deception, double agency and other aspects of the secret life of a spy. Diamel not only describes espionage operations, but also deeply analyzes the motivations, personalities and psychological aspects of the characters who engage in this dangerous and often invisible business.

Graphics design
Ferdo Bis
Dimensions
21 x 15 cm
Pages
244
Publisher
NIP, Zagreb, 1961.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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