Osos, átomos y espías

Rising from the ruins of World War II, the Cold War shaped a new world order. This period has gone down in history due to tension, media battles, intelligence work and fear of the nuclear holocaust, but what was the reality of its protagonists on both sides of the Iron Curtain? In Bears, Atoms and Spies, Pere Cardona, writer and historical popularizer, offers us a vivid portrait of the most unknown face of the conflict based on the testimonies of those who lived through it. From the story of the son of the American pilot who inspired the film Bridge of Spies to the exciting story of Robert Meeropol, son of the well-known Rosenberg couple, through the adventures of spies as Trigon, a double agent who could have inspired an episode of The Blacklist, this fascinating book reveals the reality behind the headlines and explores the tension of a confrontation that, for many, was not "cold" at all.