The British Spy Network in Soviet Russia. Memories of the Mi-6 secret agent. Douks P.

The officer of the British foreign intelligence Paul Douks, known as the “man with a hundred faces,” in real memoirs talks about his espionage activities in revolutionary Russia. Acting under various covers, the most daring of which was the identity of an employee of the Cheka, Douks successfully gained access to many Soviet institutions, studied the internal work of the Politburo, transmitting information about it to London. Returning to the UK, he was awarded the knightly rank for his secret service.