Ronald Pelton, spy convicted of selling secrets to Soviets, dies at 80
Ronald W. Pelton was convicted in 1986 of selling secrets to the Soviets in one of the most damaging intelligence breaches of the Cold War.
Source: pressherald.com
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Ronald Pelton, spy convicted of selling secrets to Soviets, dies at 80
Ronald W. Pelton was an Air Force veteran with training in the Russian language when he joined the NSA in 1965.
Source: stripes.com
Boris Yeltsin's First 100 Days
(Archived document, may contain errors) 869 November 27,1991 BORIS WLTSINS FIRST lo0 DAYS INTRODUCTION Russian President Boris Yeltsins one-hundredth day in office since the failed communist coup of August 19-21 will be November
Source: heritage.org
The Truth of Gorbachev and Soviet Jews Isn't What You Think
And Gorbachev is not, as many maintain, the man who "let the Jews go." During the first years of his rule, the number of Jews exiting plummeted, and key refuseniks such as Ida Nudel and Vladimir
Source: newsweek.com
Meet the REAL James Bond... and he worked for the KGB
The Kremlin had it's own Agent Bond spymaster during the Cold War, documents seen by The Daily Mail - and he may have been inspired by For Your Eyes Only.
Source: dailymail.co.uk