The book reveals the activities of these services in the North of Russia, where they were trying to create an alliance with local anti-Bolshevik forces, and also analyzes the impact of their work on the outcome of the conflict. The book "Иностранные спецслужбы как актор советскобританского военнополитического противостояния на Русском Севере в период интервенции 1918–1919 гг. " by [Author's name] provides a comprehensive overview of the role of British intelligence agencies in the preparation and conduct of foreign intervention during the Russian Civil War in 1918-1919. The book focuses on the activities of these services in the North of Russia, where they aimed to create an alliance with local anti-Bolshevik forces, and examines the impact of their work on the outcome of the conflict. The author begins by discussing the historical context of the period, including the political and social upheaval that led to the Civil War, and the involvement of various foreign powers in the conflict. They then delve into the specific activities of British intelligence agencies, such as the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) and the Special Operations Executive (SOE), and their efforts to undermine the Bolshevik regime through covert operations and propaganda campaigns.

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