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Book Review: Stalin's Englishman: The Lives of Guy Burgess
Andrew GlazzardRUSI Journal, 29 September 2016
International Security Studies, UK, History, Intelligence
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Senior Research Fellow; Director, National Security and Resilience Studies
Dr Andrew Glazzard is a Senior Research Fellow and Director of the National Security and Resilience Studies research group at RUSI.
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