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Jinnik: The Asset: A Cold War Memory - Paperback

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by Sara Jones (Editor), Gideon Asche (Author)

From 1947 through 1991, the United States and her allies faced off against the Soviet Union and her proxy states in clandestine operations worldwide during the Cold War. It was not a conventional shooting war, but make no mistake, both sides lost thousands of brave men and women who fought for what they believed in. Eastern Europe was home to some of the most intense and harrowing missions as NATO forces directly opposed the Soviets behind the Iron Curtain. Jinnik: The Asset is the true story of one man's role in the conflict.Gideon Asche was the typical American soldier stationed in West Germany in 1979. He dreamed of getting out and going back home to California as a civilian who'd done his small part for liberty. Little did he know that his longtime girlfriend, Petra, was a Mossad agent who'd likely been recruiting him from the beginning. After his enlistment was up, Gideon found himself with an offer he couldn't refuse: to become a covert operator helping people trapped beyond the lines of freedom.For ten years, Gideon lived in the shadows under false identities, transiting border checkpoints and Eastern Bloc nations with supplies and much-needed cash for the resistance. He lost team members, contacts, and friends, but he made a difference in Eastern Europe. No mission was refused because it was too hard or had never been done before. The only thing that stopped him was his eventual capture and torture by the KGB in Bulgaria. Somehow, miraculously, he survived the ordeal to tell his story.

Number of Pages: 438
Dimensions: 0.97 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: April 17, 2020
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