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Story of a Russian spy in 1950’s Brooklyn
From Narrative.ly comes a well told tale, by Robert Silverman, of cold war espionage in Brooklyn, NY. It is interesting to note the author’s observation that the spy does not usually appear as a James Bond or Jason Bourne: “How could Emil be a ‘master spy,’ or even a common, everyday spy? He was an amateur painter, a fine guitar player and a charming older gentleman.” An average or less than average person. Something to consider when trying to protect confidential information in your facilities. The threat may come from the least suspected source.
Excerpts from Robert Silverman’s story are below. The entire interesting story can be read here: [ narrative.ly].
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