Agente Sonya Ben: Macintyre Epub
: Born into a wealthy Berlin family, Ursula was drawn to Communism at age 17 after witnessing the rise of fascism and economic inequality in post-WWI Germany.
The book (Portuguese title for " Agent Sonya: Moscow's Most Daring Wartime Spy " ) by Ben Macintyre is a non-fiction historical biography that reads like a thriller. It chronicles the extraordinary life of Ursula Kuczynski (codenamed "Sonya"), a German-Jewish woman who became a high-ranking colonel in the Soviet Red Army and one of the most successful spies in history. Core Narrative and Key Plot Points
: Her most critical role was acting as the handler for physicist Klaus Fuchs , helping the Soviet Union steal the science necessary to build the atomic bomb. Major Characters Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Agent Sonya: Moscow's Most Daring Wartime Spy
: In the 1940s, neighbors in the quiet English village of Great Rollright knew Ursula as "Mrs. Burton," an elegant housewife and mother who baked excellent scones. In reality, she was a trained bomb-maker and radio operator transmitting British nuclear secrets to Moscow from her garden shed.
: Her career spanned decades and continents, including:
: Born into a wealthy Berlin family, Ursula was drawn to Communism at age 17 after witnessing the rise of fascism and economic inequality in post-WWI Germany.
The book (Portuguese title for " Agent Sonya: Moscow's Most Daring Wartime Spy " ) by Ben Macintyre is a non-fiction historical biography that reads like a thriller. It chronicles the extraordinary life of Ursula Kuczynski (codenamed "Sonya"), a German-Jewish woman who became a high-ranking colonel in the Soviet Red Army and one of the most successful spies in history. Core Narrative and Key Plot Points
: Her most critical role was acting as the handler for physicist Klaus Fuchs , helping the Soviet Union steal the science necessary to build the atomic bomb. Major Characters Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Agent Sonya: Moscow's Most Daring Wartime Spy
: In the 1940s, neighbors in the quiet English village of Great Rollright knew Ursula as "Mrs. Burton," an elegant housewife and mother who baked excellent scones. In reality, she was a trained bomb-maker and radio operator transmitting British nuclear secrets to Moscow from her garden shed.
: Her career spanned decades and continents, including:
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