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Issue ? 49. April 2015The Bucharest Tour of Russian Military Counter-intelligence: An Unknown Episode from the War of Secret Services in 1915Vasily B. KashirinPh.D., lead research fellow, Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Moscow, Russian Federation. The article is devoted to one previously unknown episode of activity of the secret services of the Russian Empire during the First World War: an attempt of the military counter-intelligence to establish a permanent bureau in Bucharest, a capital of then-neutral Romania, in the summer of 1915. The author analyzes reasons for the failure of that enterprise, a large complex of problems in the organization of Russian secret services of that period and in cooperation between different institutions of the empire.
Russian Empire, First World War, counter-intelligence, Romania, Bucharest, V.A. Erandakov, V.G. Turkistanov. Comments:
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