The leather-bound book "Kim Philby and the Cambridge Five"

Many books have been written about the legendary "five" Soviet intelligence officers who were recruited during their studies at Cambridge University. In our country they are considered heroes, in Britain they are considered traitors of their generation.
This book is unique in that it has been prepared on the basis of archival materials of the SVR of Russia. For the first time, the reader will see dozens of newly declassified original documents submitted by Kim Philby and his friends to the Center. On the eve and during the Second World War, members of the group transmitted to Moscow a huge amount of classified information that saved the lives of dozens, and maybe hundreds of thousands of Soviet soldiers and brought Victory closer. It is safe to say that in the middle of the twentieth century there was no such important event on which valuable information would not be received from the members of the "five". These are Hitler's plans to attack the USSR, the battle of Moscow, the Kursk Bulge, and the attempts of Hitler's leaders to conduct separate negotiations behind our country's back, and the plans of militaristic Japan.…
At different times, each of the Cambridge men found themselves at the forefront of events, but from the point of view of intelligence professionals, Kim Philby has always remained its organizational core, invisible guardian angel, and reliable support.