Записки начальника разведупра : июль 1940 года - июнь 1941 года

In July 1940, Stalin appointed the former commander of the 6th Army, Philip Golikov, head of the Soviet military intelligence. In the most critical months on the eve of World War II, this man led the Red Army General Staff Reconnaissance. What exactly did he report to the leadership of the USSR about the plans of Germany? How did he evaluate the activities of his subordinates? And what important and secret orders did the Führer give in the fall of 1941? Philip Golikov told about this and many other things in his "notes" that were kept in closed archives for many years