Cold War Espionage
Some Techniques, Tactics, and Tecnology
Episode Notes
Well this was a fun one to get into, can't say what really spurred my interest in this subject recently, but I've always liked stories of spies behind enemy lines and I guess I was due for taking a deeper dive into the era most famous for that kind of thing. Most of my knowledge beforehand basically revolved around some early 00's History Channel documentaries and maybe Metal Gear Solid 3? Hope you enjoy, here's some links if you want to read further
Links:
Russian-American Relation Timeline
Milestones: 1921–1936 - Office of the Historian
RIAC :: An Anniversary of Late Recognition
Milestones: 1937–1945 - Office of the Historian
February 1917: Russia’s Revolution Begins | U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability
Russia Quits the War | Facing History and Ourselves
Russian Revolution | Definition, Causes, Summary, History, & Facts | Britannica
How Did Spy Services Develop in Russia? - DailyHistory.org
How Did Spy Services Develop in the United States? - DailyHistory.org
CIA Looks Back on a Secret Postwar Berlin Tunnel : NPR
Operation Gold: The CIA's Berlin Tunnel - Warfare History Network
Top 5 KGB operations on U.S. soil - Big Think
The CIA's Bold Kidnapping of a Soviet Spacecraft
How the CIA Stole a Soviet Satellite | War Is Boring
This Isn't Science Fiction: How the CIA Stole a Russian Satellite | The National Interest
The Soviet Side of the 1983 War Scare | National Security Archive
How Aldrich Ames betrayed the CIA by selling secrets to the Russians - The Washington Post
The Double Lives of Jack Barsky: The Spy Next Door - Smithsonian Associates
The KGB Spy Gadgets that Fought the Cold War Go to Auction | Art & Object
Cold-War Contraptions: Soviet Spy Gadgets For Sale
Shoe Transmitter | Encyclopedia.com
CIA dragonfly drone almost beat modern UAVs by 40 years, was swatted (video) | Engadget
Technophilic Hubris and Espionage Styles during the Cold War on JSTOR
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