FAIRYTALE MOTIVE OF BERLIN TEXT IN NOVEL “SEVENTEEN MOMENTS OF SPRING” BY Yu. SEMENOV by Daryna O. Holub

“…Semenov in his novel “Seventeen Moments of Spring”, telling about the activities of the Soviet intelligence officer Isayev-Stierlitz in Nazi Germany in 1945. …”
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Bronisław Grombczewski’s Travel Diaries as Experimental Memorialistic Literature by Wawrzyniec Popiel-Machnicki, Bartosz Osiewicz

“…Grombczewski was famous thanks to his service in Central Asia, where as a diplomat and intelligence officer he defended the interests of Russia in its struggle against the British Empire for the Silk Road. …”
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Analysis of Major Jerzy Sosnowski’s letters to his father against the background of the criminal trial before the Military District Court No. I in Warsaw by Konrad Graczyk

“…The study presents the contents of the letters from the private archive of Major Jerzy Sosnowski, a Polish military intelligence officer operating in Berlin in 1926-1934. The letters are addressed to his father and come from 1937 and 1938. …”
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Intelligence as legal <i>evidence</i><br> Comparative criminal research into the viability of the proposed Dutch scheme of shielded intelligence witnesses in Engl... by Jill E.B. Coster van Voorhout

“…The Netherlands has recently adopted an 'Act on shielded witnesses' that enables intelligence officers of the two Dutch intelligence services, AIVD and MIVD, to provide evidence in the pre-trial phase to the examining magistrate. …”
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“Taras Bulba” by N.V. Gogol in the English context by Anna S. Sholokhova

“…Among them are the translation carried out in 1886 by the American writer Isabel Hapgood, the translation by the American literary historian John Kurnos (1918), the translation included in the collected works by Constance Garnett (1929), as well as a translation made by the Soviet intelligence officer Ovid Gorchakov (1955). In 2003 American writer and translator Peter Constantine undertook the newest “Taras Bulba” translation into English. …”
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Fake penicillin, The Third Man, and Operation Claptrap. by Newton, P, Timmermann, B

“…Reluctantly, Martins is recruited to the entrapment of Lime, after being shown evidence of his heinous crimes by Major Calloway, a Royal Armoured Corps intelligence officer, played by Trevor Howard.<br/> How did Graham Greene arrive at this unusual and moving pharmaceutical story, that sadly still has so much public health relevance for today? …”

NEMAČKI ČOVEK: ULOGA PUKOVNIKA TANASIJA DINIĆA TOKOM DRUGOG SVETSKOG RATA by Rade Ristanović

“…Tanasije Dinić was a hero from the Balkans and the First World War, a military intelligence officer, a man for special tasks of King Alexander Karadjordjević and a Member of Parliament during the interwar period. …”
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Transforming an Orthodox Parish: from Catechesis to Patriotism (the Case of the Intercession Commune in Perm) by S. V. Ryazanova

“…Emphasis was placed on military education, which led to the creation of a special training center named after a former foreign intelligence officer. An additional way of legitimizing the community in the social space was participation in all-Russian patriotic actions (Immortal Regiment). …”
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Legal status of the initiator and the person granting permission to conduct a polygraph test by Oleksii Butenko

“…It was noted that in the area of psychological support of counterintelligence and intelligence-gathering activities, the decision on the appointment of a polygraph test should be made by an official who has the right to approve the decision on the establishment of the relevant case; as for the initiator of the examination, it can be both the intelligence officer in charge of the case or the head of the operational unit or body. …”
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SOCIO-EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE AND ITS ROLE IN THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE OFFICERS by HĂHĂIANU FLORENTINA, ŢEICAN BRÂNDUŞA

“…Affective and cognitive processes, though different in their nature, are inseparable and in tight connection in the activity of an intelligence officer, for instance.…”
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Information management : setting the scene / by Huizing, Ard, Vries, Erik de

Identification of host biomarkers from dried blood spots for monitoring treatment response in extrapulmonary tuberculosis by Shizza Khalid, Atiqa Ambreen, Aasia Khaliq, Hafeez Ullah, Manal Mustafa, Tehmina Mustafa

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Clinical Features and Risk Factors of Post-COVID-19 Condition in Korea by Myungwon Jang, Dongkwon Choi, Jonghyuk Choi, Ho-Jang Kwon

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JAMES BOND AND STIERLITZ IN THE CONTEXT OF “PERSONAL HISTORY” by Dar`ya A. Holub

“…The article is devoted to the study of the personal history of superspies from British Intelligence James Bond and the Soviet intelligence officer Stierlitz. The special understanding of the myth with its historical features, which has been developed in the literature by the end of the 20th century, with the obligatory coverage of the repetitive patterns in the life of mankind is emphasized. …”
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The Problem of Cyber Espionage in the International Humanitarian Law by S. Yu. Garkusha-Bozhko

“…However, based on the results of this research, the author comes to the conclusion that such blind copying does not take into account the specifics of cyberspace and leads to the following problems in the possible practical application of this provision of the Tallinn Manual: firstly, due to the anonymity of users, it will be difficult to distinguish between a cyber intelligence officer and a cyber spy in practice. Secondly, due to the difficulties in establishing clear state borders in cyberspace, including due to the use of blockchain and VPN technologies, in practice it is impossible to reliably establish whether secret information was collected on the territory of the enemy, which, in turn, leads to difficulties in qualifying such an act as cyber espionage. …”
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历史的守秘者 ：马家辉《龙头凤尾》对香港故事的重述 = Keeping the secret : Ma Ka-fai’s once upon a time in Hong Kong as a narrative of Hong Kong by 林俊良 Lim, Chun Lean

“…Living in the time of war, Lu became a gang master from the rickshaw driver gradually, he also privately started a secret love relationship with colonial intelligence officer David Morrison. The novel is writing within a wide range of topics related to colonial history, war time, secret society, homosexual love, gambling and prostitution, yet the plots and words are unconstrained and expressed the cross-section of Hong Kong history. …”
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Epidemiological characteristics of and containment measures for COVID-19 in Busan, Korea by Hyunjin Son, Hyojung Lee, Miyoung Lee, Youngduck Eun, Kyounghee Park, Seungjin Kim, Wonseo Park, Sora Kwon, Byoungseon Ahn, Dongkeun Kim, Changhoon Kim

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Integrating User-Centered Design and Biophilic Design to Improve Biophilia and Intelligentization in Office Environments by Wa Gao, Dong Jin, Qian Wang, Pengfei Zhu

“…As more and more intelligent functions are integrated, a question as to whether the intelligent office environment really meets needs of office workers needs to be considered. …”
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Book Review -- AFIO’s Guide to the Study of Intelligence by Henry Prunckun

“…Book Review -- AFIO’s Guide to the Study of Intelligence, edited by Peter C Oleson, Association of Former Intelligence Officers: Falls Church, VA, 2016, softcover, 740 pages, ISBN–13: 978-0-9975273-0-8, reviewed by Dr Henry Prunckun…”
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Security leaders learn AI fundamentals through MIT professional program by Chase, Brittany

“…The AI Accelerator partnered with MIT Lincoln Laboratory, DOD’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, and MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory to offer the AI for National Security Leaders course, teaching defense officials the basics of modern AI. …”
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