Some interesting stuff in here and I have no doubt that the KGB tried seriously to undermine Western institutions during the Cold War. Nevertheless, the author's very obvious right wing prejudices make him, I think, exaggerate the spread and depth of such activities; he seems to believe that anyone on the Left was an actual or potential Soviet agent. Unfortunately, this makes me doubt some of what he writes. I am not sure I am convinced that Roger Hollis was really a KGB agent, as the admittedly extensive evidence is totally circumstantial (no smoking gun) and I can't help thinking that a real agent would have been cleverer and less evasive and clumsy than Hollis appears to have been. ( )