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How a Nickel and a Paperboy Brought Down a Cold War SpyIn 1957, Vilyam “Willie” Genrikhovich Fisher (a.k.a. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel) was convicted of conspiracy to “act in the United States as an agent of a foreign government without notification ...
and Russia’s Colonel Rudolf Abel. 59, who had served almost five years of a 30-year sentence for his espionage activities in New York. The Powers case was a milestone in the cold war.
the Russian Colonel Rudolph Abel and the American pilot Gary Francis Powers. This gloom can be attributed to Spielberg’s suggestion, in both films, of American political anxiety. After the ...
He was captured and later exchanged for a Soviet spy, Rudolph Abel, in February 1962. Registration is required to attend. There will be limited free parking underneath the library at the 800 block ...
In 1957, lawyer James B. Donovan is recruited from his prestigious law firm to defend accused Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. It's an unenviable task in many respects. Donovan hasn't practiced criminal ...
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