Вавилова: Вербовка через газету / Блат - Нетворкинг по-советски / Метод ИСО (Et2O podcast 8) pt.1

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR RESOURCES: ✔️ Our Telegram - https://t.me/chtivo_v_telefone ✔️ Our RuTube channel - https://rutube.ru/channel/26380244/ ✔️ Our VKontakte group - https://vk.com/chtivovtelefone Become a sponsor and support the release of new episodes: 💰 Boosty: https://boosty.to/chtivo_v_telefone 💰 Card: 5469 3800 8323 2099 (Sberbank) Our guest is Tracey Lee Ann Foley, a Soviet and Russian illegal intelligence agent and retired colonel of the Foreign Intelligence Service since 2010, along with her husband, Andrei Bezrukov. (Under the English name Donald Howard Heathfield) was part of a Russian network of illegal intelligence agents working in foreign countries for over 20 years – Elena Stanislavovna Vavilova. In this episode, we discuss what networking is. How does it help an intelligence agent gain legitimacy? How can networking be useful for ordinary people? How does one learn a language? And what mistakes can you make if you lose control? 00:00 - Intro 00:22 - A little about the book "Networking for Intelligence Agents: How to Benefit from Every Connection" 03:01 - Specialized School with German 03:30 - Dream of Becoming a Ballerina 04:30 - Audition for an Acting Position, Art Criticism, and the History Department 05:01 - Why the History Department? 06:50 - Vivid Memories of Youth: Themes of Soviet Youth 07:37 - It was lost and needs to be revived 08:10 - My home was a source of knowledge 08:31 - About foreign literature in the USSR 09:01 - About a natural predisposition to communication 11:32 - About student journalism 12:11 - They started studying me from the student newspaper 13:05 - What abilities are needed to get into intelligence 13:46 - About the German language 15:12 - Marriage by accent 15:58 - Canadian documents and French 16:22 - Then English (American variant) was added as a working language 17:14 - There was a school and a system was built so that a person could quickly and correctly learn the language 18:39 - Chinese is more important now 18:45 - There were a lot of Sinologists in the Soviet Union, then there was a failure 19:15 - Promising languages ​​for young people 20:24 - Networking What is this and why? And what does Soviet blat have to do with it? 23:10 - The same rules apply in the virtual world 23:45 - Business etiquette 24:20 - Teamwork 24:44 - The principle of team building 25:48 - And when a person doesn't ask for anything, then... 26:45 - We need to surround ourselves with people who are better than us 27:15 - We need to conduct a person analysis (the experience of young illegal intelligence officers) 28:03 - We didn't know their real names 29:13 - About the difference in mentality. Socialism and capitalism, the periphery and the metropolis 36:05 - Our goal was to blend in 36:15 - Neighbors are very attentive people 36:50 - Not being different is a matter of security 37:05 - Funny stories from the history of intelligence 37:33 - An intelligence officer must control everything around him 38:10 - If there were Russians or Eastern Europeans in the companies, we didn't really need them; we tried to avoid such people. 38:50 - a strategy proven in practice 39:58 - first we had to adapt to Canadian reality, then to European reality 40:55 - about the possibility of visiting the USSR while working 41:22 - it's impossible to discuss everything through short encrypted messages 42:25 - then we had to confirm that we were there 43:00 - we had to cover up our stories with our children 43:40 - we arrived using different documents 44:00 - a system for analyzing people using the ISO method 45:00 - if someone wanted to meet a deputy minister, and he's just a regular guy, that's a complex issue, and the work must be structured in a specific way 46:00 - if the strategy is well thought out and implemented step by step, it will be successful 46:11 - examples of successful encounters with difficult people 47:13 - second announcement Parts = ...