books by Fen Montaigne (biomedical surviving spymaster)

books by Fen Montaigne

books:

Spymaster
Oleg Kalugin, Fen Montaigne

Smith Gryphon, 1994

The First Directorate: My 32 Years in Intelligence and Espionage Against the West

6 reviews
Oleg Kalugin, Fen Montaigne

St Martins Pr, 1994

THE KGB (KALUGIN'S GREAT BOOK)
As an amateur Cold War historian, (I have to use the word amateur as I possess no initials behind my name, at least not in the field of history), I highly recommend this fascinating book to anyone seeking an experience far beyond that of other books on this subject. Although retired KGB General Oleg Kalugin reveals nothing new about the Cold War itself, he offers the reader something much ...

Surviving Galeras

45 reviews
Stanley Williams, Fen Montaigne

Houghton Mifflin, 2001

Great adventure read
I couldn't put this down. It is a great adventure story and and excellent look at a breed of the most adventure-seeking people in the world -- field vulcanologists.

Reeling In Russia: An American Angler In Russia

18 reviews
Fen Montaigne

St. Martin's Griffin, 1999

Travels through a drunken Russia
Author managed to convince his wife, Russia and an editor that he was writing a book on fly fishing by going across the Russian steppe from West to East meeting with local fly fishermen and trading tips. However finding out there was a grand total of about 150 fly fishermen across a nation of 200 million people he started to write about the actual experiences of meeting and finding these ...

Medicine by Design: The Practice and Promise of Biomedical Engineering

2 reviews
Fen Montaigne

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006

Excellent book
This is a great non-technical introduction to those who are curious about the industry or who want to know more about Biomedical Engineering in general. The book is well-rounded, up-to-date as of 2006, and one of the only narrative books out there concerning BME. Its non-technical nature means it's accessible to everyone, engineering savvy or not. The author writes about BME as a series of ...

Broken Empire : After the Fall of the USSR

6 reviews
Fen Montaigne

National Geographic, 2001

Absolutely Unforgettable
Broken Empire leaves an indelible mark on the memory. This stunning work presents a passionate and proud people, ravaged by the merciless process of political change. The book's coverage of the effect on the Russian environmental landscape alone, makes this a documentary of great importance. But most unforgettable, are the images which capture the entire spectrum of human experience that the ...

The First Directorate: My 32 Years in Intelligence & Espionage Against the West

3 reviews
Fen Montaigne, Oleg Kalugin

Diane Pub Co, 1994

If clandestine ops are for you, this book is a must!!
This book is centered around the 1st Directorate of the KGB, Foreign Counter Intelligence. The KGB made a name for itself and the story is not better told than by Oleg Kalugin. Want the scoop from the horse's mouth....get this book. I have read a few books about the former eastern-bloc intelligence services to include the East German Secret Police (Stasi) but Oleg will capture your interest ...