The History Press | Honey Traps
Perhaps the most well known though least understood element of espionage, the use of honey traps can be found throughout history.
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Werner Grossmann obituary
Head of East Germany’s foreign intelligence service who helped to recruit 1,500 West German spies during the cold war
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A+E Networks reveals first look at Next Of Kin
Just days after announcing that it had extended its content reach into Vizio sets with the SmartCast operating system, A+E Networks has given a first look at an...
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Paul Vidich: On Romance in Espionage
Acclaimed author Paul Vidich discusses the inspiration behind his new literary spy novel, The Matchmaker: A Spy in Berlin.
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Klaus Fuchs: A Scientist Spy Who Passed Nuclear Secrets To The Soviets
Communist scientist Klaus Fuchs lived a double life: an esteemed member of the team working on the British and American nuclear programmes on one side, while on the other he dutifully handed over the West's research to the Soviets, which helped them build the bomb. Michael Goodman delves into the hidden world of Cold War espionage and Fuchs's spy career...
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