The Brotherhood of spies (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781537789491)

BOGDAN PAUL A. PAPADIE was born on June 13th, 1970 in Bucharest (Romania). An active participant in the events of December 1989, standing out through the special missions he was involved in. Impressed with the bloody falling of the communist regime and the chaos reigning the Romanian society of that time he came to be one of the mass media representatives seeking frantically to reveal the truth about the new regime in charge. Though making his debut in the sport press, following in the footsteps of his father (the late well known journalist of "Gazeta Sporturilor" Aurel Papadie), later on he takes up the investigative approach, publishing in more than 25 years of journalism many press investigations and inquiries in the "Gazeta Sporturilor" (Sports Gazette), "Ora" (The Hour), "Sportul Romanesc" (The Romanian Sport), "Tineretul Liber" (The Free Youth), "Cronica Romana" (Romanian Chronicle), "Atac la Persoana" (Attack to Person), "Monitorul de Bucuresti" (The Monitor of Bucharest) publications. He had established and ran "Ora H magazine" (H Hour Magazine), "International Jobs" and "INWA", "Inwanet Press", "Info Terra", "Bacau News" and "Terra News" press agencies. Author and co-author of books, he took part in the making of many volumes on history and statistic of espionage, representative being "The War of Spies", "Spies and the Revolutionary Coup", "The Brotherhood of Spies", and "Armageddon Romania." He had studied history at the Christian University "Dimitrie Cantemir" and the ins and outs of newspaper work at "The Journalism College" - REPORTER. He is also keen on business, having graduated The Administration and Management Faculty of the "Columbia Pacific University" - Distance Learning Institutions - CPU. In addition, he studied "OSINT - Open Source Intelligence -NATO intelligence exploitation of the Internet" (Cyber Defense Division). He is now working on "The Brotherhood of Spies" (volumes II and III), "The Irredentist Conspiracy", and the franchise "The Spies of the Virgin Queen" (8 volumes).