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News and Articles on History of Espionage
Legendary Soviet spy mistress dies aged 97: official Sep 22, 2009
Elizaveta Mukasei, a Soviet spy who formed half of one of the most famous husband-and-wife duos in the history of espionage, has died aged 97, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service said Monday. MOSCOW (AFP) - Elizaveta Mukasei, a Soviet spy who formed half of one of the most famous husband-and-wife duos in the history of espionage, has died aged 97, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service said Monday. (Yahoo! Asia News)
A midsummer tale of two Chinese spies Jul 30, 2009
"It is unquestioned that the PRC along with other states - some of which are allies of the US - have had a long history of espionage in the US aerospace and defense industry. In some cases this espionage was aimed at economic advantages, in others military capabilities, and in many cases both. So it is likely that the Continued 1 (Jul 8, '09) (Jan 22, '09) (Nov 20, '08) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. (24 hours to 11:59pm ET,July 28, 2009) All material on this website is copyright and may not be... (Asia Times Online)
George Washington also was a 'spymaster extraordinaire,' according to a retired CIA executive. Mar 16, 2009
That's according to Eugene Poteat, a retired senior CIA executive who began to research the history of espionage decades ago. "Washington had his spies everywhere," said Poteat, who helped establish the International Spy Museum in Washington. (Fredericksburg.com, VA)
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