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STALIN’S ENGLISHMAN: GUY BURGESS, THE COLD WAR, AND THE CAMBRIDGE SPY RING By Andrew Lownie St. Martin’s Press, $29.99, 433 pages Nonfiction writers on two continents have dined out for ...
Soviet traitor and Cambridge Five spy Anthony Blunt may have also passed secrets to the Nazis that resulted in the deaths of thousands of Allied troops, a new book has claimed.. Blunt, who died ...
Members of the Cambridge Five spy ring were regarded by their Soviet handlers as hopeless drunks who were incapable of keeping secrets, newly-released files suggest.
Two members of the Cambridge spy ring were so drunken and unstable that US officials were stunned they had been employed by the Foreign Office, newly-released papers show.
The Cambridge Spy Ring was the term given to a group of spies in the United Kingdom. The spies passed information to the Soviet Union during World War II and were active until the early stages of ...
Now declassified MI5 files reveal the reason the fifth man in the infamous Cambridge spy ring remained free for all of his 82 years despite passing thousands of secrets to the Russians over 15 years.
They shed new light on a spy ring linked to Cambridge University in the 1930s, whose members spilled secrets to the Soviet Union from the heart of the U.K. intelligence establishment.
Volkov could have exposed Philby and the entire Cambridge spy ring. Instead, because of Philby's interference, British intelligence stayed in the dark for years.
Members of the "Cambridge Five" spy ring were seen by their Soviet handlers as hopeless drunks incapable of keeping secrets, newly-released files suggest. Donald Maclean, Guy Burgess, "Kim" Philby ...
Two members of the Cambridge spy ring were so drunken and unstable that US officials were stunned they had been employed by the Foreign Office, newly-released papers show.
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