Lev Viktorovich von Goyer: Organizer of Secret Activities in the Far East between 1904 and 1910
This article is devoted to the activities of Lev Viktorovich von Goyer (1875–1939), one of the prominent employees of the so-called “Shanghai agents,” an intelligence service established in April 1904 and operating in close contact with the Russo–Chinese Bank. All aspects of his covert work during t...
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