NO ONE EVER CALLED ME 'COMRADE‪'‬

Communism never appealed to Frank Cole. Nonetheless he went to work in the Soviet Union in 1973. He led a life of luxury and privilege in Moscow, selling computers to government agencies and research institutes and witnessing a surprisingly broad range of collaboration projects between the USSR and the USA.


No One Ever Called Me ‘Comrade’ tells Frank's story for the first time. How he learned to navigate around the Soviet state apparatus and to drive in a city without maps. How he observed the operations of the KGB and the day-to-day lives of his Moscow neighbours. And how he dated the daughters of the communist elite.