Editing Yevno Azef (section)

== Books ==
* [[Boris Nicolaevsky|Nikolajewsky, B.]] ''Aseff the Spy: Russian Terrorist and Police Stool.'' Garden City, NY, 1934.
* Pevsner, G. ''La Doppia Vita di Evno Azev (1869-1918).'' Milano: Mondadori, 1936. 315 pp.
* [[Anna Geifman]] ''Entangled in Terror: The Azef Affair and the Russian Revolution''. Scholarly Resources, 1999.
* Richard E. Rubenstein ''Comrade Valentine: The True Story of Azef the Spy—The Most Dangerous Man in Russia at the Time of the Last Czars''. Harcourt Brace and Company, 1994.
* Shukman, H. (ed.) ''The Blackwell Encyclopedia of the Russian Revolution.'' Oxford, 1988.
* Hildermeier, M. ''Die sozialrevolutionäre Partei Russlands.'' Cologne, 1978.

=== Novels ===
* [[Rebecca West]]'s ''The Birds Fall Down'' (1966) is a spy thriller based on the deeds of Azef.<ref name="dulles">{{cite book |editor-first=Allen |editor-last=Dulles |title=Great Spy Stories from Fiction |year=1969 |publisher=Harper & Row |pages=[https://archive.org/details/greatspystoriesf00dull/page/47 47–48] |isbn=978-0-00-410591-8 |url=https://archive.org/details/greatspystoriesf00dull/page/47 }}</ref>
* [[Roman Borisovich Gul|Roman Gul]]'s novel ''Azef'' (originally ''General B.O.'', 1929; later edition {{oclc |3229274}}) hewed closely to the facts, according to [[Allen Welsh Dulles|Allen Dulles]].<ref name="dulles"/>
* [[Joseph Conrad]]'s novel ''[[Under Western Eyes (novel)|Under Western Eyes]]'' (1911, {{oclc |608066}}) used elements of the Azef story.<ref name="dulles"/>