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Monday, November 26, 2007
CIA's Vast Network of Spies
Weiner writes (p. 433):
"Over the whole course of the cold war, the CIA had controlled precisely three agents who were able to provide secrets of lasting value on the Soviet military threat, and all of them had been arrested and executed."
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