The Shadow Dossier — The Red Spy Queen Who Named Names
In November 1945, an American woman named Elizabeth Bentley walked into an FBI field office and began describing, in exhaustive detail, a network of Soviet intelligence sources that reached deep into the United States government. She was not a defector from a foreign country. She was an American, a former Vassar graduate, and until recently, one of the network's own couriers.
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