KGB Operations against the USA and Canada in Soviet Ukraine, 1953-1991 (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Rise and Fall of the KGB in Soviet Ukraine after Stalin;  Part I: Creating Models for the Special KGB Operations against the USA and Canada after WWII;  Chapter 1: Legacy of the World War II: Ukrainian Nationalists in Diaspora and the Spy Schools in West Germany;  Chapter 2: The Legacy of the Early Cold War: Re-Immigrants, the KGB Double Agents and "Zionist Jews";  Chapter 3: Communists and the Political Left in Capitalist America: A Case of Peter Krawchuk and John Kolasky;  Chapter 4: Arnold Shlepakov, Ukrainian Diaspora in America, and Academic Exchanges;  Part II: The KGB vs. Politicians and Tourists from "Capitalist America";  Chapter 5: "Shpionomania," or the American Spies Hysteria in Soviet Ukraine;  Chapter 6: The US Exhibitions and Technological/Industrial Espionage;  Chapter 7: "Using the American Officials": From the KGB-CIA Collaboration to the Meddling in the US Politics;  Part III: The KGB of Soviet Ukraine in the Cultural Cold War against Capitalist America;  Chapter 8: KGB　Special Operations, Cultural Consumption　and　the　Youth　Culture in　Soviet　Ukraine;  Chapter 9: "American Influences" in Forbidden Literature, Non-Traditional Religions, Music, Video and Sex;  Epilogue: "Learning from the Main Adversary" and Returning to the Soviet Anti-American and Anti-Fascist Scenario;  Selected Bibliography