What was it really like to be an American diplomat under KGB surveillance?
As a twenty-six-year-old U.S. diplomat serving in Cold War Leningrad, Daniel Grossman had his phone tapped, his home bugged, and his movements monitored by a young KGB officer named Vladimir Putin. Decades later, he shares these extraordinary stories in his memoir Seeing Red: Spies, Lies and My So-Called Life as a Diplomat.
Join Daniel Grossman, past CEO of San Francisco Jewish Federation, and Rabbi Laurie Matzkin of PJCC, for a firsthand look at diplomacy behind the Iron Curtain, the Soviet Jewry movement, and the struggle for freedom that mobilized Jews around the world.