Stalin and the Far East. Mozokhin O.B.

The new book of the historian O.B. Mozokhin is devoted to the confrontation of the Soviet and Japanese special services from the 1920s to 1945. The efforts of the state security bodies of the USSR since the beginning of the 1920s. They were primarily aimed at preventing and suppressing the intelligence and subsidiary activities of Japan in the Far East.

The materials presented also cover the period of preparation for the war with Japan and the military operations directly held from August 9 to September 2, 1945, and the post -war period, when, after the unconditional surrender of the USSR, an investigation into crimes conducted a investigation, The perfect armed forces of Japan and white emigration.

This work can be of interest to both historians and a wide range of readers.