Tag Archives: KGB

Cold War Pop Culture: Dirty Spy Wars

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Agent Double A

During the Cold War the American public had an endless appetite for information and entertainment about the menace from the Soviet secret services. Nazi spies had never really lived up to their promise and the Nazi regime had been rapidly … Continue reading →

Posted in A Well-Read Spy, Ask A Spy, History, Uncategorized | Tagged Cold War, Communists, Espionage, evil, Intelligence, KGB, Russia, Russian, Soviet | Leave a comment

Cold War Pop Culture: Our Communist Frenemies

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Agent Double A

The United States and the Soviet Union spent years locked in ideological conflict as each side sought to subvert the other and spies from both sides tried to penetrate the others’ halls of power. This war was not fought solely … Continue reading →

Posted in A Well-Read Spy, History, In The News, Uncategorized | Tagged CIA, Cold War, Communism, Communist Party, Espionage, FBI, Government, KGB, Mark Stout, Michael Barson, military, Moscow, Russia, Soviet Union, Spy, World War II | Leave a comment

Two Seals, Two Concepts of Intelligence

Posted on August 16, 2010 by SpyBlog

Mark Stout, SPY Historian Have you ever thought about the CIA’s seal and what it means? The CIA’s website says: Here’s how we interpret our seal: The American Eagle is the national bird and is a symbol of strength and … Continue reading →

Posted in History | Tagged CIA, KGB, Logo | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: KGB

Cold War Pop Culture: Dirty Spy Wars

Cold War Pop Culture: Our Communist Frenemies

Two Seals, Two Concepts of Intelligence

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