An ace of intelligence who, disguised as a Wehrmacht general, stole the secret plans of the Nazis. Pilot, engineer, inventor, polyglot. Spy. One of the best in his profession. Kazimierz Leskis biography is so colorful and moving that it could form the basis of one of the novels from the James Bond s
In 1865, the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was passed. which officially abolished and outlawed slavery in the United States of America and, with limited exceptions (such as those convicted of a crime), outlawed involuntary servitude. But on a day-to-day basis, especially in
Since the 8th century, the Muslims, who controlled North Africa, bled the African continent of its human resources in every possible way. The spread of Islam into so-called Black Africa entailed the capture of millions of slaves who were shipped north via routes across the Sahara, and to the Arabi
If there is a spy on which rivers of ink have been spilled, it is without a doubt Sidney Reilly. Ian Fleming himself, author of the series of novels starring James Bond and himself a member of the British secret services for a time, acknowledged that in building the personality of the famous spy he