dybok

[John Dingley]

Hi again,

Hi,

Steve Marder is right. The word is "dubok":
dubok -- tak v KGB i GRU nazyvali tajniki dlja svjazi s agentami.

John Dingley

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Quoting Steve Marder <asred at COX.NET>:

> > Hi,
> >
> > E.H. Cookridge, in his book "George Blake: Double Agent", uses the
> > word "dybok" (his transliteration) on a number of occasions, which
> > seems to mean "a drop", i.e. a safe place where the agent leaves his
> > information to be subsequently picked up by his handler. The only
> > word I know for "a drop" in Russian is "tajnik". I can't find
> > "dybok" in any dictionary or online source in the meaning of
> > "tajnik".
>
> What about "dubok"?
>
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