Titlebook: Soviet Secrecy and Non-Secrecy; Raymond Hutchings Book 1987 Raymond Hutchings 1987 Europe.history.modern history.Union of Soviet Socialist

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Secrecy and the Soviet Public, British, in the main — obviously this would not apply to the small minority who handle secret information in the course of their work — find it difficult to take secrecy seriously. Many do not believe that there are any secrets of importance. Different is the Soviet attitude: scarcely anyone doubts that secrets exist.

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International Comparisons: I. Spheres of Activity,with the aim of placing the Soviet phenomenon in a broader framework. In the present chapter various spheres of activity in relation to secrecy are considered, while in the next chapter the focus is on individual countries.

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Main Features of Soviet Secrecy,Owing to the nature of the subject, these categories cannot betray themselves directly; however, one can have recourse to indirect means.

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How Secrets Are Kept: I. Physical Obstacles,In this chapter and the next I shall consider the means by which secrets are kept in the Soviet Union: first of all, physical obstacles.