Book Name: Red Spy Queen Biography
Writer: Kathryn S. Olmsted
On an unexpectedly nippy day in August 1945, a Connecticut Yan-kee
named Elizabeth Bentley took into a mechanical structure inNew Haven
that housed a field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Looking
tensely behind her for tails, she rode the lift to the highest level, at that
point sneaked down the steps. She took a full breath and entered the little
government office. Simply two weeks prior, the Second World War—and
the excellent coalition be-tween the United States and the Soviet Union—
had come to an end. Bentley was presently considering finishing her own,
illicit alliance with Soviet intelligence. When she at long last started to
reveal to her story to the FBI, Bentley would name in excess of fifty
Americans who she said had helped her spy for the Soviets. She would
depict and distinguish the most forceful Soviet spymasters in the United
States, just as the Ameri-can government authorities who filled in as their
operators.
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