In Kyiv, a five-volume historical monograph titled ‘Wars in the Labyrinths: A History of the Special Services 1919-1945’ by Ihor Lander was presented, with the participation of the Main Intelligence Agency of the Ministry of Defense (GUR MO). The event, which highlighted the complex and often covert operations of special services during the World Wars, was announced by Folio Publishing House Director Oleksandr Krasovytsky on his Facebook page. The presentation marked a significant step in the academic and historical discourse on intelligence activities during this turbulent period.
The monograph, spanning 1919 to 1945, offers an in-depth examination of the evolution of special services, including their roles in various conflicts and political maneuvers. Participants from GUR MO, a key intelligence agency, emphasized the relevance of the publication for understanding the historical context of modern intelligence operations. The book’s release has been met with interest among historians and military analysts, underscoring the importance of preserving and analyzing historical intelligence practices.
Director Oleksandr Krasovytsky expressed his pride in the publication’s release, noting that it represents a collaboration between academic institutions and intelligence agencies. The event was also attended by notable figures in the field of history and security studies, further emphasizing the monograph’s significance. As part of a broader effort to document and study the past, the publication is expected to contribute to ongoing discussions on the role of intelligence in shaping historical events.