- Englishman Kim Philby worked for Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, and for 10 years was head of the department devoted to countering Soviet espionage.
- In the later years of his life a senior KGB officer who bumped into him described Philby as an “alcoholic wreck”. Kim Philby died in 1988.
- Kim Philby—the master British spy and notorious KGB double agent—had an incredible amount of influence on the Cold War.
- Kim Philby, British intelligence officer until 1951 and the most successful Soviet double agent of the Cold War period.
- Read the essential details about Kim Philby that includes images, quotations and the main facts of his life. Harold (Kim) Philby, the son of the diplomat, Harry St...
- I’d come to see him about one volume from that library in particular, Greene’s copy of My Silent War, the memoirs of Kim Philby, the spy of the century.
- Kim Philby was a British intelligence officer, who became notorious in Great Britain for his role as a Soviet double agent.
- Image result for kim philby my silent war. Here’s John le Carré on Philby, from his Introduction to The Philby Conspiracy, by Bruce Page, David Leitch, and...
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- Kim Philby de kısa bir dönem Arabistan'da yaşadıktan sonra babası gibi Westminister okulunda okumak için 16 yaşındayken İngiltere'ye döner.