SPY REGISTER / THE ARCHIVE
Operations, double lives, stolen secrets and the people behind them.
A defence-sector campaign reached three organisations in two NATO countries; investigators have yet to establish whether sensitive information was stolen.
A statutory inquiry traced the poison from a state-authorised assassination attempt to a counterfeit perfume bottle found months later. Russia denies any role, and three charged suspects remain wanted.
The Soviet colonel’s intelligence depended on an inside contact who collected his photographs, replenished supplies and heard his fears.
Klaus Fuchs helped build the bomb and passed its secrets to Moscow. Catching him required turning intelligence into a prosecution.
Igor Gouzenko’s 1945 defection exposed a Soviet network in Canada. His first problem was persuading anyone to listen.
