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Below are for of general knowledge purposes.
A collection of
Top 9 notorious spies
1)Harold James Nicholson:
The most senior CIA agent ever accused of espionage, he sold classified information to the Russians from 1994 to 1996. He is 13 years into a 23-year federal prison sentence.
Central Intelligence Agency
2)Aldrich Ames:
This CIA veteran was arrested in 1994 for spying for the Russians, passing them classified information over a period of nine years. For his services, Ames was paid close to $1.8 million, some of it in jewelry and expensive clothes. On April 28, 1994 he was sentenced to life without parole.
Chris Kleponis/ZUMA Press/Newscom/FILE
3)Robert Hanssen:
A career counterintelligence agent who pursued Russian spies for the FBI, he spied for the Russians from 1985 to 2000, passing along thousands of documents and the names of at least two double agents. Hanssen is now serving a life sentence in solitary confinement in a ‘supermax’ prison in Florence, Colo.
Andy Nelson
4)Ethel & Julius Rosenberg:
The Rosenbergs were American Communists convicted of passing secrets about the atomic bomb to the Soviet Union. Their execution in 1953 was the first of civilians for espionage in the US. The Rosenbergs maintained their innocence but Martin Sobell, a spy who was convicted with them, admitted years later that he and the couple were passing classified information. Here, Julius (Ethel not shown) is escorted by FBI agents to the Federal Building in New York in 1950.
KPA/ZUMA Press/Newscom/FILE
5)The Cambridge Five:
A group of former students at Cambridge University in England, the Five became spies for the Soviet Union during World War II, continuing through the 1950s. Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, and Anthony Blunt spied for Moscow, and defected to the Soviet Union in the 1960s. John Cairncross also confessed to spying, in exchange for immunity, but denied being a member of the Cambridge Five. Kim Philby (r.) is seen in this undated photo.
Newscom/FILE
6)Josephine Baker:
An African-American dancer living in Paris who assisted the French Resistance during World War II, it was said that Baker even managed to charm the Nazis, which allowed her to move freely throughout Europe, writing secrets on her sheet music in invisible ink. She was awarded the French Legion of Honor for her service. Baker is seen here in 1951.
Newscom/FILE
7)Richard Sorge:
The German journalist worked with German and Japanese diplomats during World War II and passed information to the Soviet Union. He was arrested in Japan in 1941 and hanged for espionage three years later.
Bundesarchiv
8)Mata Hari:
Also known as Margaretha Geertruida Zelle MacLeod, she was a Dutch exotic dancer, pretending to be from Indonesia, who forged relationships with several high-ranking military officials. She was executed by firing squad in 1917 for allegedly spying on France for Germany and therefore causing the deaths of some 50,000 soldiers.
Toronto Star/ZUMA Press/Newscom/FILE
9)Nathan Hale:
The American patriot volunteered to spy on British troops during the Revolutionary War, and was allegedly betrayed by his cousin, a British sympathizer. His last words, before being hanged on Sept. 22, 1776, were: "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." A bronze statue of Hale is seen here in City Hill Park, New York.
Newscom/FILE
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