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Series Editor's Foreword | |
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Introduction: Early Cold War Spy Cases | |
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Early Cold War Spy Trials | |
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A Word about Trials and History | |
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Spy Trials and McCarthyism | |
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Politics of the Early Cold War | |
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The Precursors | |
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Amerasia: The First Cold War Spy Case | |
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Gouzenko: A Canadian Spy Case with American Repercussions | |
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Elizabeth Bentley: The Case of the Blond Spy Queen | |
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The Silvermaster Group | |
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The Perlo Group | |
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The Trials of William Remington | |
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Venona and Bentley's Vindication | |
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The Bentley Case: A Conclusion | |
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The Alger Hiss-Whittaker Chambers Case | |
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Whittaker Chambers | |
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Alger Hiss | |
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Dueling Testimony | |
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The Slander Suit, the Baltimore Documents, and the Pumpkin Papers | |
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The Grand Jury | |
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The First Hiss Trial | |
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The Second Hiss Trial | |
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Chambers after the Trial | |
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Hiss after the Trial | |
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The Historical Argument | |
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The Atomic Espionage Cases | |
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Klaus Fuchs: The Background | |
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Theodore Hall: The Background | |
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Rosenberg and Greenglass: The Background | |
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J. Robert Oppenheimer and Communists at the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory | |
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The Red Bomb and the Postwar Trials | |
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J. Robert Oppenheimer after the Manhattan Project | |
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The Trials of Rudolf Abel and Morris and Lona Cohen | |
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Judith Coplon: The Spy Who Got Away with It | |
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Coplon's Recruitment into Espionage | |
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The Washington Trial | |
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The New York Trial | |
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On Appeal: Justice Frustrated | |
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The Soble-Soblen Case: Last of the Early Cold War Spy Trials | |
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Infiltrating the Trotskyist Movement | |
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Mark Zborowski | |
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Boris Morros: Double Agent | |
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The Soble Ring Trials | |
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The Robert Soblen Trial | |
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Conclusion: The Decline of the Ideological Spy | |
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Spy Trials and Understanding Soviet Espionage | |
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Counterespionage and the American Criminal Justice System | |
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The Elusive Balance between Security and Liberty | |
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Index | |