CLOSE SPY - PETER RAINA

Discover a fascinating love and espionage story set in the turbulent times of the Polish People's Republic. "Close Spy" is a tale of betrayal, sacrifice, and dangerous intelligence games that shaped the fate of people and nations. Immerse yourself in a world full of secrets, intrigues, and unexpected twists.

• Captivating plot based on true events
• Insightful psychological study of the characters
• Dark atmosphere of the Polish People's Republic era
• Dramatic plot twists that keep you in suspense until the last page
• Fascinating portrait of intelligence activities
• Excellent read for lovers of history and spy thrillers

Meet Peter Raina, a history doctoral student, and his beloved, a student of Arabic studies. Their love blossoms in the shadow of communist Poland, and circumstances force them to emigrate. In West Berlin, where they found refuge, Raina becomes the target of the agency of the Polish intelligence service. His activity is seen as hostile and anti-socialist, and he himself is counted among those dangerous to the regime, such as Jerzy Giedroyc or Jan Nowak-Jeziorański.

In the 70s and 80s, Raina is surrounded by agents, and one of them is "Sehu", cleverly placed by the Ministry of Interior. Raina suspects many, but he never suspected that it was "Sehu" who was close to him. This book is a fascinating story about life in the shadow of espionage intrigues, about love that has stood the test of time, and about betrayal that changed everything.

The book "Close Spy" is not only a captivating story, but also a valuable source of knowledge about the living conditions in the Polish People's Republic and about intelligence activities at that time. The author recreates the atmosphere of the era with attention to detail and portrays the characters with their weaknesses and moral dilemmas. It is a read that will surely remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

Publication details:

Pages: 334

Format: 240x168x20 mm

Year of publication: 2014

Cover: paperback

Publisher: von Borowiecky