Americans | Russians | Germans | Brits
Americans
William Osbourne — Cultural Affairs Officer at the Embassy; CIA chief of station; Jack’s direct boss, both on the overt and covert sides
Glen Evans (33) — junior Cultural Affairs Officer
Grant Whittaker (27) — Marine guard and Jack’s friend.
Savannah Jones (25) — CIA case officer; Jack’s cover girlfriend.
Florence Neumann — chief of station, East Berlin, 1986
David Rolston — chief of station, East Berlin, 1989
Russians
Vera Volkonskaya (40) — Eton’s mother; linguist and translator of English literature, youngest daughter of Prof. Volkonsky. Carries the Volkonsky-Rezanov lineage (see Eton’s entry).
Anya Arsenieva (20) — Eton’s childhood friend; MGU math student; family lives in the same Chistye Prudy building as Prof. Volkonsky’s apartment, where Eton grew up. Eton and Seva’s oldest friend.
Seva Lapshin (21) — Eton’s childhood friend; MGU biology student; drummer of Wings;
Anton Gubin (17) — a math prodigy, Anya classmate and Eton’s friend.
Grisha Tepman (23) — postgraduate nuclear physics student.
Viktor Karelin (35) — theater director and Lara’s drama teacher.
Leonid Dimitrievich Novikov (50) — Deputy Minister of Culture, recently appointed, moved to Moscow from Stavropol (Gorbachev’s home region).
Dmitri Alexandrovich Arseniev (45) — Anya’s father; PhD/Doctor of Science, physicist;
Felix Alimzhanov — KGB operative in East Berlin (Part III)
Germans
Brits
Amanda Plante — wife/ex-wife of Mike Demidoff, freelance journalist covering Soviet/Russian culture and music.
Helen — Paul’s wife (Part III)