El espía soviético que libró en Buenos Aires la guerra entre Stalin y Hitler

In the early 1940s, a Soviet spy named Iósif Grigulevich, using the alias "Arthur," began a risky mission in Argentina to set up an intelligence and sabotage network targeting Nazi war efforts across South America. This daring operation was part of a broader Soviet strategy during World War II, aiming to undermine the Axis powers. The story underscores the global espionage and covert operations that shaped the war's outcome, revealing how Buenos Aires became a strategic battleground for Cold War precursors.