Fedorov V. Unknown Call Signs (Neizvestnye pozynye): Notes of an Intelligence Officer (Zapiski razvedchika), 1958. In Russian

Федоров В.
Неизвестные позывные (Записки разведчика).
Выпуск №4. Обложка и рисунки А. Снегирёва.
Серия: Библиотека журнала «Советский моряк».
Москва: Военное издательство Министерства обороны СССР, 1958.
48 с., илл.; уменьшенный формат (130×165 мм). В цветной издательской обложке.
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Fedorov V.
Unknown Call Signs (Neizvestnye pozynye): Notes of an Intelligence Officer (Zapiski razvedchika).
Issue No. 4. Cover and drawings by A. Snegirev.
Series: Library of the magazine “Soviet Sailor”.
Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR, 1958.
48 pp., ill.; reduced format (130×165 mm). In color publisher’s cover.

This is issue No. 4 (1958) of the popular pocket-sized series “Biblioteka zhurnala Sovetskiy Moryak” (“Library of the Soviet Sailor magazine”), a military-patriotic publication aimed at sailors, naval personnel, and youth interested in naval themes. The booklet contains the memoir-like adventure story “Neizvestnye pozynye” (“Unknown Call Signs”) by V. Fedorov (likely a pseudonym or pen name of a naval intelligence veteran or writer specializing in military topics), presented as “Zapiski razvedchika” — notes of a Soviet naval intelligence officer. The narrative recounts episodes of reconnaissance operations during the Great Patriotic War (WWII), involving secret radio communications, decoding enemy signals, covert landings, and encounters with the enemy at sea or on occupied coasts. The text is written in a dynamic, semi-documentary style typical of 1950s Soviet military adventure literature, emphasizing heroism, ingenuity, and loyalty to the Motherland.