“The White Paper” of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine

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Ilko Borshchak. At the Cutting Edge of soviet Special Propaganda in France

Declassified documents of the ogpu/nkvd of the ussr of the 1920s and 1930s from the archives of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine show that at that time the kremlin leadership had been making great efforts through its special services to promote soviet ideology around the world and to influence the labor movement abroad, the mood in the emigration community, and the world public opinion in general. Former compatriots with exorbitant ambitions, talented and authoritative individuals, and at the same time prone to all kinds of adventures, were often chosen to carry out such plans and act as agents of influence. Ilko Borshchak was one of them in France.