US EditionThe Thirroul man dubbed 'Dr Bottle of Whisky' who played a part in the Petrov defection
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The Thirroul man dubbed 'Dr Bottle of Whisky' who played a part in the Petrov defection
Mykolo Bialoguski, better known in his adopted home of Thirroul as “Dr Bottle of Whisky”. Photo: Supplied. Mykolo (Michael) Bialoguski was the man who claimed to be primarily responsible for the defection of Soviet official Vladimir Petrov to Australia. Bialoguski was born in 1917 in Kiev (then a part of Russia), but later moved to his Jewish parents’ homeland of Poland. Bialoguski first studied violin at the Vilnius Conservatorium in Lithuania.…
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