A German national operating under a Soviet cover in London vanished into the United States just as the war began, her movements tracked by the Security Service in files that remain partially obscured.
A German doctor used a journalist's alias to navigate the Comintern's hidden networks while the Security Service tracked his "possible" ties to Soviet intelligence.
Kept secret in the files of the British Security Service, this record links the leader of the American Communist Party to a network of aliases and espionage that spanned the Atlantic.
For decades, the U.S. government held a mirror to its own infiltration, keeping the decryption of Soviet telegrams secret while agents stole the atomic bomb.