High-tech Espionage: How the KGB Smuggles NATO'S Strategic Secrets to Moscow

by Jay Tuck

A factual high-tech thriller about Soviet espionage efforts directed against NATO, this book names dozens of active spies. It has been published in twelve countries.

192 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1986

About the author

Jay Tuck is journalist, television producer and founder of Airtime Dubai Ltd, an international media company serving the Arab world. He is Executive Producer of Understanding Tomorrow, a weekly TV magazine airing on the Al-Jazeera Network. For over thirty years Tuck has held positions of major editorial responsibility at ARD, Europe's largest television network.

Jay Tuck receives his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics from Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

As book author, Jay Tuck wrote „High-Tech Espionage“, a factual thriller on Russian computer smugglers. The book was published in Germany (Heyne Verlag), France (Plon), Italy (ADN Kronus), Greece (Roes Publishing), London (Sidgwick & Jackson) and New York (St. Martins Press). Tuck also co-authored “Direktorat T” (Kriminalistik Publishing, Germany). In print, his journalistic reports have appeared in Germany (Stern, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, Playboy), Norway (Vi Menn), Italy (Oggi), France (Le Point) and USA (Time Magazine).

In his free time, Jay runs marathons. In the winter of 2000, he became the first American ever to compete in the „Siberian Ice Marathon“ in Omsk.