1986年1月的一个黄昏,两个来自不同国度的男子并肩行进在雅典郊外的林荫道上。其中略高的一个长得身材魁伟,肩宽背厚,头发有点淡红,操一口流利但口音很重的英语。他叫维克多·贡达列夫,是位克格勃上校。他的意图直截明了:逃往西方。与他同行的银灰头发的男子是美国中央情报局驻雅典站站长戴维·福尔登。福尔登不仅是搞秘密行动的老手,而且是对苏工作的行家,两年前他曾担任过中央情报局苏欧处处长。 One evening in January 1986, two men from different countries traveled side by side on the avenue outside Athens. The slightly taller one looks tall, shoulder-length back, hair a little red, fluent in English but very accent. His name is Victor Gondalift, a KGB colonel. His intention was straightforward: fled to the west. The silver-haired man who accompanied him was David Fuldon, the chief of the CIA’s presence in Athens. Forden is not only a veteran in the act of stealth but also as an expert on the work of the Soviet Union, two years ago as CIA director for the Soviet Union.