Burnt by the Sun.

One of the murkier chapters in the history of the Soviet security services relates to their activity among 'White' emigre groups, especially in the two decades after the 1917 Revolution. The capitals of Central and Western Europe pulsated with the anti-Red politics of the emigres in those days, and Moscow riddled them with agents, often recruited from among the emigres themselves. Decisions to turn coat were not easy, and often complex in motivation. Some of the emigres had a change of heart about the Soviet regime and were willing to work for it; oth...

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