Biography of Kevorkov

One of the most famous employees of the domestic special services, actively engaged in journalism after resignation. The author of several high -profile books is the Kremlin Operet, the Secret Channel, Confession before the Execution from the series “Top Secret”, “What are the presidents talking about? The secrets of the first persons”. He has a reputation as one of the most mysterious personalities of the XX century.

The youth of the officer Vyacheslav Ervanovich Kevorkov was born in Moscow on July 21. After graduation, he entered the Military Institute of Foreign Languages. Now it is a military university of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. The university worked in Moscow on Bolshaya Sadovaya since the year. To this day, it is intended for the preparation of officer personnel in various directions.

Among its graduates there are many famous scientists. During the Second World War, Kevorkov Vyacheslav also ended it. By the way, at birth, his surname was Gevorkyan, which the future intelligence officer soon replaced. The service in Germany immediately after the end of the Great Patriotic War, Kevorkov Vyacheslav entered the service as a translator of the Allied Military Administration, which was based in Berlin.

Having established himself well at this place of work, he moved to the General Staff of the Soviet Army. There he worked under the command of the Marshal of the Soviet Union Vasilevsky. He also took part in the processes of exposing military employees working on the Third Reich in Germany. In the city in the Ministry of Kevorkov, Vyacheslav took the position of operator in the counterintelligence system.

Over time, he rose to the post of deputy chief. The channel for secret communication was created on a personal assignment of the head of the State Security Committee Yuri Andropov. Kevorkov became an important figure for creating this message from the Soviet side, bypassing diplomatic channels. Later, Kevorkov, based on these events, released the novel "Secret Channel".

Thanks to this communication, the leaders of the two European powers managed to negotiate, which put the final end of the war on the European continent. The result of negotiations was the signing of the Soviet-West German treaty, which took place in the year. This agreement approved the inviolability of the borders between the GDR and Germany, and the parties also promised to observe the integrity of all states within their current borders.

Germany abandoned the claims to East Prussia, first of all, to the Kaliningrad region, and the USSR promised in the future not to prevent the peaceful unification of Germany if the prerequisites appeared. The prototype Slavina Kevorkov was friends with the Soviet and British journalist Viktor Louis, who was closely connected with the KGB and repeatedly completed the assignments of the committee in countries around the world.

Also among close friends was the famous writer Julian Semenov. In the film, Slavina is played by Yuri Solomin. According to the scenario, he is a colonel of the KGB, who flies to Africa to deal with the CIA agent working in Moscow, obtaining information about the situation in the fictional country of Nagonia. In the course of the film, the hero of Solomin turns out to be accused of murder, gets into prison, but he still manages to transfer important secret documents and prevent the coup in Nagonia, which the American intelligence services prepared.

The career in the organs, meanwhile, Kevorkov’s career in the state security organs went uphill. In the year, he took the post of head of the third department of the second main department of the KGB, which was responsible for counterintelligence. The management was 12 departments, each of which worked in a certain direction. In these years, largely thanks to Kevorkov, Soviet intelligence managed to expose a network of agents of foreign intelligence services.

With the latter, largely thanks to the connections with his daughter Galina. Spy journalism seriously made publicism Kevorkov in the years, after he left the service in state security agencies. It was at this time that he decided to become a writer of Kevorkov. It is dedicated to the events of the August coup of the year, which took place in Moscow. There is not a gram of fiction in it, all the facts cited in it are based on real documents, mainly on the materials of the criminal case against the leaders of the State Emergency Committee.

The novel contains many details that were previously not known to a wide circle of readers. It is especially important that the author himself was a direct participant in those events, saw the whole situation from the inside. From August 19 to 22, he spent most of the time near the walls of the White House. At that time, Kevorkov served as deputy general director of the TASS news agency, for this reason his activities were also suspicious, which was due to which he was repeatedly called for interrogations, but he was not convicted of anti-governmental actions.

The novel "Kremlin Opereta" was published in the publishing house "Gaia" in Moscow in the year. The next work was the already mentioned "Secret Channel", which tells about organizing special communications between the highest leadership of the Federal Republic of Germany and the USSR to establish a peaceful situation in Europe. The house on Lubyanka The next novel by Kevorkov was released after a large break only in the year in the "Top Secret" series.This is the 4th book, the author of which becomes Kevorkov Vyacheslav.

At that time, he served as Minister of State Security of the USSR. The book describes the mysterious and ominous building on Lubyanskaya Square, which for decades scared many Soviet citizens. What happened behind these walls, who was the main character? The author is trying to figure out this. Abakumov’s mystery is the main character of the novel - Viktor Abakumov, a dark personality, not fully solved and not understood by contemporaries.

Later he was the Minister of State Security. However, at this high post he worked for only 5 years, and in M ​​was arrested on the personal order of Stalin. He was accused of treason and organizing a Zionist conspiracy in the Ministry of State Security. Immediately to Abakumov, the verdict was not sentenced and he lived in conclusion to the death of Stalin. However, after that he was not justified and released.

On the contrary, he was charged with a new charge. This time, Abakumov was considered guilty that, by his personal order, the Leningrad business was fabricated. Under such a common name, a series of trials in the Soviet Union is known at the end of the beginning of the X. They were directed against party and statesmen of the leaders of the republics that were part of the USSR.

The verdict is carried out in the town of Levashovo near Leningrad. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, in the year, the Abakumov case was revised. The verdict is re-qualified under the article by military-long crimes, the execution was replaced by 25 years of imprisonment. What happened in reality remains unclear so far. Near the volumes of the criminal case of Viktor Abakumov, they were never declassified.

The legend man in the year in the publishing house "7 days" came out another novel, the author of which was Kevorkov - "Victor Louis. A man with a legend." It is dedicated to the mysterious and tragic fate of a friend of the writer, Soviet and English journalist who performed the instructions of the KGB. Working for one of the best intelligence of the world, he was partly an adventurer, while an extremely resourceful person who always has a way out of almost any situations.

So who was he really and how did he manage to get exclusive information for his reports and publications? Kevorkov is trying to answer these questions. Who is Victor Louis? In this book, Victor Louis for the first time frankly talks about himself. For example, as at the age of 20 he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for working for a dozen intelligence around the world, but managed to avoid punishment, having foreseen the death of Stalin.

There are a lot of information about the scandalous memoirs of the daughter of the leader - Svetlana Alliluyeva, which Louis passed to the West. As it turns out, he worked not only for Soviet, but also for American intelligence. With his help, the ocean found out about the upcoming resignation of Nikita Khrushchev and received the memoirs of the Secretary General of the CPSU Central Committee, which he personally dictated on the tape recorder.

All these memories were carefully recorded by Vyacheslav Kevorkov, with whom they were close friends. The author himself notes that during Louis, there were many versions and rumors about his work and fate. Many just fantasized. Victor himself told his life to the author already seriously ill. Then Kevorkov received permission to publish his memories after death. The secrets of the presidents were the next novel by Kevorkov, "what are the presidents talking about?

The author tells that the problems with the information leakage of the special services existed at all times. For example, when the Soviet Union was negotiating with the closest US allies on NATO, which, in turn, demanded complete secrecy, special secret channels were created for this. At first, negotiations with Charles de Haullele were created in this way. Later, thanks to this book, readers first recognize all the details of the Soviet -Zapadnogan Summits.

They talk about work at different points of the globe - Berlin, Lisbon, Copenhagen, Tokyo and Delhi. With the help of their frank stories, not only the sights of these cities are familiar to a wide circle of readers, but also the life and disposition of their inhabitants, the details of the operations, which the KGB officers performed abroad. One of the storytellers is Vyacheslav Kevorkov.

Books differ in a large circulation. Having finished the rest with work in the state security authorities, Kevorkov went to rest. Nowadays, he left Russia and lives in Germany, near Bonn. From open sources it is well known that he still maintains a connection with the German politician Egon Bar.