Agent Sonya. Makintire B.

Having hit the sixteen -year -old Ursula Kuchinsky with a club on a demonstration, the Berlin policeman, without knowing it, determined her fate. A girl from an educated Jewish family, whose father and brother professed left -wing views, became a faithful supporter of communism and for twenty years she was engaged in espionage on the Soviet Union.

Agent Sonya received military baptism in Shanghai with Richard Sorge, passed the intelligence school in Moscow, She almost took part in the attempt on Hitler, gathered radio transmitters with her own hand, during the Second World War, she transmitted atomic secrets received from the exploration of Klaus Fuchs to the USSR, and never failed the assignment. Sociable and cheerful, she fell in love and raised children, took care of her parents-and did not let the slow detectors from the Mi-5 cause suspect her in a double life.

The fate of Ursula Kuchinski-Gamburger-Berton is an amazing example of how You can remain faithful to your views, without betraying and not being devoted, in a world covered by disaster, where black and white change places or merge together. Probably her secret is in the ability to love and change without changing itself.