WW2 US Russian Soviet Stalin’s Secret Agents Subversion of Roosevelt’s Government Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 US Russian Soviet Stalin’s Secret Agents Subversion of Roosevelt’s Government is a used hardcover reference book examining Soviet intelligence activities within the United States during World War II. The book focuses on the period of the Roosevelt administration, detailing the infiltration and subversive tactics employed by Soviet agents in American governmental and security institutions. Drawing from primary sources and declassified documents, the volume provides insight into the methods, individuals, and networks involved in Soviet espionage and their impact on U.S. policy and national security during the wartime alliance and beyond. This reference material is intended for researchers, historians, and readers interested in military intelligence, diplomatic history, and the complexities of U.S.-Soviet relations in the mid-20th century. The hardcover format offers durability, and this particular copy shows signs of previous use, characteristic of archival and long-held reference works.  Total of 294 pages.