Sutarin No Gembaku Kaihatsu to Sengo Sekai Berlin Fusa to Chosen Senso No Shinjitsu

[Machine Translation] KGB spies and U.S.-Soviet diplomatic documents reveal the reality of the Soviet Union's atomic bomb development. How did Stalin's brain mutation affect the Cold War world? KGB spies testify to the process of the Soviet Union's vicious struggle toward the completion of the atomic bomb. Focusing on the Berlin Blockade, the climax of the "Cold War," in which the U.S. and the Soviet Union engaged in fierce postwar rivalry, and the Korean War, which followed two years later as they entered the "Hot War," this book depicts the inside story of the East and West camps. This nonfiction book makes full use of memoirs, letters, and telegrams of key figures such as Stalin, Khrushchev, Truman, MacArthur, Kim Il Sung, Ri Syngman, Mao Zedong, and Zhou Enlai.

KGBスパイと米ソ外交文書が解き明かす、ソ連の原爆開発の実態。スターリンの脳内異変は、冷戦世界にどのような影響を与えたか。ソ連が原爆完成に向かって悪戦苦闘したプロセスをKGBスパイたちが証言。戦後、米ソが激しいかけひきを繰り広げた「冷たい戦争」の山場であるベルリン封鎖と、その2年後に「熱い戦争」に突入した朝鮮戦争に焦点を絞り、東西陣営の内幕を描く。スターリン、フルシチョフ、トルーマン、マッカーサー、金日成、李承晩、毛沢東、周恩来などキーマンの回想録、書簡・電報などをフルに活用したノンフィクション。