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 Harold Adrian Russell "Kim" Philby or H.A.R. Philby (OBE: 1946-1965), (1 January, 1912 – 11 May, 1988) was a high-ranking member of British intelligence, a communist, and spy for the Soviet Union's NKVD and KGB. In 1963, Philby was revealed as a...




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Papers: Spy caused British nuclear fears
3/2/2007: 666 words, approx. 2 pages Stunned by the revelation that a British scientist was passing American nuclear secrets to the Soviets immediately after World War II, diplomats feared the scandal could result in Britain's exclusion from U.S. atomic weapons programs, documents released Friday revealed.Newly declassified papers from Britain's National Archives...
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TNT's `The Company' an ambitious effort
8/2/2007: 776 words, approx. 3 pages "Don't get lost in the wilderness of mirrors," Kim Philby, the English archmole, warns his CIA colleague in TNT's "The Company," a six-hour, three-part docudrama about the CIA, the KGB and the Cold War.The phrase defines the deceptions and treachery of espionage, but viewers wanting...
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The Spy Who Came in From Geneva: Nosenko, the K.G.B. Defector
2/11/2007: 1,835 words, approx. 6 pages I just got off the phone with a legendary spy. Well, let me amend that: a legendary counterspy. Legendary at least to those who have followed the twists and turns of one of the great unresolved spy mysteries of the past century, one of the...
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Day I Was Stopped From C.I.A. Approach Now Appears Karmic
1/29/2006: 2,689 words, approx. 9 pages I know that my recent near-arrest in front of C.I.A. headquarters will not go down as one of the landmark events in the history of espionage. Certainly it pales into insignificance next to recent developments: the warrantless N.S.A. surveillance, George Tenet’s W.M.D. “slam dunk.” But...


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