Fragment of Ben Mcyntai's book "Agent Sonya" Ursula Kuchinski was born in Berlin in a wealthy Jewish family, in 1926 she joined the Communist Party of Germany, after which she married architect Rudolf Hamburger and left with him in Shanghai. There, in the fall of 1930, Richard Sorge recruited it, and since then Ursula began to work for Soviet intelligence. The documentary book by Ben Mcyntay “Agent Sonya” describes in detail her life.

About one forgotten masterpiece of the dark Soviet auto As the current book trends develops, the fact that mainstream Soviet literature somehow miraculously anticipated most of the most daring artistic and intellectual experiments of our time: it is not difficult, for example, to find in the works of the Brothers Strugatsky a crushing criticism of object-oriented ontology today; The creativity of Irakli Andronikov is inspired by the science fiction writers of Lovecraft's sense; Mikhail Prishvin,