Shattered Illusions

By Donald G. Mahar - Foreword by Ward Elcock

This failed soviet KGB operation in Canada tells the story of two double agents, one Soviet and one Canadian. The Soviet was betrayed by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, captured by the KGB, imprisoned, and counted as dead until he reappeared 36 years later in a British embassy and traded back to Canada.

AcknowledgementsForewordPreface1. Flight to Rio2. The City of Light3. From the Baltic to the Land of Liberty4. The KGB Beckons5. KGB Directorate `S¿, Illegals Department6. Dispatched to Canada7. Becoming Established in the Canadian Shield8. Rocky Mountains and Love in the Prairies9. A Change of HART10. Gideon and Operation Keystone11. Trouble in Paradise12. Brik¿s Advancement to Active Espionage13. Shades of Gouzenko14. For the Sake of a Smoked Meat Sandwich15. The Mountie Who Became Long Knife16. A Life in Transition17. Establishing the Framework for Treason18. Betrayal19. Reluctant Guest of Lubyanka20. The Treachery Continues21. Peeling Back the Onion of Deceit22. Back in the Game23. All Appears Lost24. Merry Go Round of Clandestine Meetings25. British SIS in Moscow26. Morrison¿s World Unravels27. Yevgeni Brik¿s Final Days28. The End of the Road29. Exposed by the Media30. An Astounding Revelation31. The Devil is in the Details32. Into the Breach33. The Lost Years34. Strange Bed Fellows35. Temnikovskiy Department of Camps36. Time Served37. Perestroika, Glasnost and the Soviet Railway System38. Vilnius, LithuaniaEpilogueChapter NotesSelected BibliographyA Note About SourcesAbout the AuthorIndex