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For Captain Ivanov was not only a Russian Naval Attaché . He was also a Russian Intelligence Officer . He must not be allowed to get secret information which the Russians needed . Stephen Ward was a sympathiser with the Russians .
For Captain Ivanov was not only a Russian Naval Attaché . He was also a Russian Intelligence Officer . He must not be allowed to get secret information which the Russians needed . Stephen Ward was a sympathiser with the Russians .
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... conditions prevailing in Moscow in order to appreciate how and why Vassall became such an easy prey for the Russians . ... under which Vassall was first introduced to and then cultivated by Russian agents and his vanity flattered ...
... conditions prevailing in Moscow in order to appreciate how and why Vassall became such an easy prey for the Russians . ... under which Vassall was first introduced to and then cultivated by Russian agents and his vanity flattered ...
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His social ambitions were gratified by many contacts in the varied diplomatic circle of Moscow and , under the tutelage of Mikhailski , he soon began to go out to Russian restaurants and , once there , to make what he believed to be ...
His social ambitions were gratified by many contacts in the varied diplomatic circle of Moscow and , under the tutelage of Mikhailski , he soon began to go out to Russian restaurants and , once there , to make what he believed to be ...
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AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | |
EXPENDITURE ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 196162 | |
IN GREAT BRITAIN 1962 | 23 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 24 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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