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#1 Sidney Reilly |

#2 Kim Philby |

#3 Aldrich Ames
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#4 Rudolf Abel
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#5 Mata Hari |

#6 Robert Hanssen |

#7 Julius Rosenberg
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#8 Richard Sorge |

#9 John Walker |
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Abel, Rudolf
Notorious Soviet Cold War spy.
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Fuchs, Klaus
German-born British theoretical physicist and atomic spy.
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Pelton, Ronald
American spy convictedof passing NSA secrets to teh KGB.
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Ames, Aldrich
CIA counter-intelligence officer convicted of spying for the Soviet Union
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Gouzenko, Igor
Soviet cipher clerk who defected to Canada, turning over Soviet secrets.
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Penkovsky, Oleg
Soviet colonel who exposed the existence of Soviet missiles in Cuba.
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Angleton, James
Head of CIA counter-intelligence and noted mole-hunter.
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Granville, Christine
Polish-born BritishSOE known for her daring exploits in intelligence and sabotage missions.
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Philby, Kim
High-ranking member of British intelligence offical who worked as a spy for the Soviet Union.
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Baker, Josephine
American-born entertainer who spied for France against the Nazis.
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Hall, Ted
American physicist and an atomic spy for the Soviet Union
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Pollard, Jonathan
American Naval Intelligence analyst who spied for Israel.
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Beria, Lavrentiy
Chief of the NKVD and the head of the great Soviet purge.
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Hanssen, Robert
American FBI agent who passed information to Soviet intelligence.
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Rado, Sandor
Hungarian cartographer who spied on the Nazis for the Soviet Union.
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Blake, George
British spy who worked as a double-agent for the Soviet Union.
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Hari, Mata
A Dutch exotic dancer who worked as a double-agent for France and Germany.
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Redl, Alfred
Austrian head of counter-intelligence blackmailed by Russia into passing secrets.
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Blunt, Anthony
Noted British art historian who acted as a Soviet recruitor.
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Hiss, Alger
U.S. State Department official accused of espionage.
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Reilly, Sidney
Russian-born British spyknown for his daring exploits.
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Cairncross, John
British intelligence officer who passed secrets to the Soviet union.
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Hollis, Roger
Director General of MI5 who was later accused of being a Soviet agent.
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Richer, Marthe
A former prostitute who spied for France against Germany.
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Chambers, Whittaker
American-born Soviet spy who exposed Alger Hiss as a spy.
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Inayat Khan, Noor
British SOE agent who worked with the French Resistance.
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Roessler, Rudolf
Head of a Soviet espionage ring that spied on Germany.
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Childs, Morris
An America-born Soviet spy who later became a double agent working for the United States.
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Kell, Vernon
First Director General of the British Security Service (MI5).
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Rosenberg, Ethel
American communist executed for espionage against the United States.
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Cohen, Morris "Two-Gun"
London-born adventurer who arranged counter-intelligence for China.
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Kuczynski, Ruth
German-born Soviet spy who operated a spy ring in China.
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Rosenberg, Julius
American-born Soviet recruiter and atomic spy.
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Coplon, Judith
American-born Soviet agent who passed information about American counter-intelligence.
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Lody, Carl
German soldier who spied on England during World War I.
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Smedley, Agnes
American journalist who spied for Russia against Japan.
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Crabb, Lionel "Buster"
British Royal Navy diver assigned to missions against the Soviet Union.
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Lonetree, Clayton
A United States Marine coerced into passing secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Sorge, Richard
Soviet master spywho ran a spy ring against Japan.
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Dickinson, Velvalee
American businesswoman who passed U.S. Naal secrets to the Japanese.
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Lonsdale, Gordon
Soviet intelligence officer who headed a spy ring in the U.S.
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Szabo, Violette
Frenc-born SOE operative who reconstituted a French Resistence network.
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Drummond, Nelson
U.S. Naval clerk coerced into turning over secret documents to the Soviets.
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Maclean, Donald
British diplomat who became a spy for the Soviet Union.
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Von Papen, Franz
German spymaster assigned to disrupt U.S. - British communications.
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Dukes, Paul
MI6 officer assigned to spy on Russia utilizing assorted disguises.
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May, Allan
British physicist who passed atomic secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Walker, John
U.S. military communications specialist who created a spy ring to pass intelligence to the Soviets.
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Dzerzhinsky, Feliks
Head of the Bolshevik Secret Police, the CHEKA.
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Oster, Hans
German Army general who built a resistence organization against the Nazis.
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Yardley, Herbert
American cryptologist who wrote the expose "The American Black Chamber."
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