Nikolai Dolgopolov's book "ZhZL. Legendary Scouts" is pathetically written, based on the archives of the K. third. B and the SVR. But there are some very interesting facts there. For example, about the introduction of the NKVD-MGB into the Russian Orthodox Church. In the summer of 1941, in an operational game, they decided to play one of the few remaining free, Bishop Vasily (Ratmirov). NKVD sergeant Ivan Mikhayev, who received the call sign Mikhas, was assigned to him. In a short time, the bishop taught Michaev's prayers by heart and the basics of worship. So Sergeant Michas became a priest in no time. Both were thrown into Kalinin before the Germans arrived. During the occupation, both opened churches and gave toasts in Hitler's honor. The couple's main task was to identify collaborators who collaborated with the Germans. Then the priest of the NKVD toured other occupied territories. Dolgopolov describes his future career as follows: "Already as a hieromonk, Juvenlia Mikhayev became the secretary of Retmirov, who was appointed archbishop of Minsk and Belarus. He advanced in the church hierarchy in a way that even Sudoplatov and Rivkina did not expect. As part of the delegation of Patriarch Alexy I, Michas visited Palestine in England of the Rosyth district, I visited Retirox in England. A church with the rank of colonel of the KGB".