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A review by jeffphilly
Agent Sonya: Moscow's Most Daring Wartime Spy by Ben Macintyre
5.0
where can I begin?
I simply loved this book. I liked how the author described the principle character here and everyone associated with her over the years. The book really seemed to flow nicely. As I read the book, I could almost identify with the protagonist becoming a communist. Coming of age in the Weimar Republic it was certainly an option that seemed to present better opportunities at the time. Of course she did not see at the time what some of the results of communism would be in Soviet Russia. However, at the time it really did seem to present better options to the Weimar Republic and the coming reign of the nazi regime.
I simply loved this book. I liked how the author described the principle character here and everyone associated with her over the years. The book really seemed to flow nicely. As I read the book, I could almost identify with the protagonist becoming a communist. Coming of age in the Weimar Republic it was certainly an option that seemed to present better opportunities at the time. Of course she did not see at the time what some of the results of communism would be in Soviet Russia. However, at the time it really did seem to present better options to the Weimar Republic and the coming reign of the nazi regime.