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After the [[Operation Barbarossa|German invasion of the Soviet Union]] in June 1941, he headed the chair of foreign countries study of the Second Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages which later became known as the Institute of Military Interpreters.
After the [[Operation Barbarossa|German invasion of the Soviet Union]] in June 1941, he headed the chair of foreign countries study of the Second Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages which later became known as the Institute of Military Interpreters.
==Reference==
==References==
* Lurie, V.M. and Kochick, V.Y., GRU: Cases and People. "OLMA-PRESS", St. Petersburg - Moscow, 2003, p.356 (in Russian).
* Lurie, V.M. and Kochick, V.Y., GRU: Cases and People. "OLMA-PRESS", St. Petersburg - Moscow, 2003, p. 356 (in Russian).
* W. G. Krivitsky, ''In Stalin’s Secret Service'', New York: Enigma Books, (2000), 236.
* W. G. Krivitsky, ''In Stalin’s Secret Service'', New York: Enigma Books, (2000), 236.
* Tanenhaus, ''Whittaker Chambers: A Biography'', New York: Random House, (1997), 548, n. 16.
* Tanenhaus, ''Whittaker Chambers: A Biography'', New York: Random House, (1997), 548, n. 16.