A British diplomat deceived his peers and compromised the West for two decades, a betrayal documented in a Security Service file containing interviews with his former friends.
British diplomats and intelligence officers were left blind and demoralized after Guy Burgess spent two decades as a Soviet mole before vanishing into the East.
British diplomats were blindsided when Guy Burgess vanished in 1951, leaving behind a legacy of Soviet infiltration that scarred the Anglo-American alliance for decades.
They operated within the highest circles of the Foreign Office for twenty years before vanishing into the Soviet Union in May 1951, leaving a trail of aliases and broken trust.
A high-flying diplomat betrayed the British crown for twenty years before vanishing into the USSR, his double life preserved in the Security Service's files on Soviet agents.
His 1951 disappearance with Donald Maclean shattered trust between London and Washington, while his aliases kept the Security Service in the dark for decades.
Foreign Office elites deceived their colleagues for two decades, leaking Washington secrets before fleeing to Moscow; their names now sit in the Security Service’s PF Series files.
Kept in the Security Service’s personal files, the record of a high-flying diplomat’s betrayal shows how he and his American wife operated under multiple aliases for Moscow.
British diplomats spent decades lying to their colleagues and allies before vanishing in May 1951, leaving a void of trust and a list of aliases that lasted for years.
He spent two decades infiltrating the British state before vanishing with a colleague, leaving a trail of damaged trust and ruined careers in the Foreign Office.
A British diplomat spent twenty years betraying his government before vanishing in 1951; his file in the PF Series tracks the aliases he used and the letters he sent from Moscow.