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This 3 page paper discusses the development of the soviet intelligence community during the cold war. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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great deal of what has been introduced in history books as rhetoric and communist hysteria, may have been more correct than Americans could ever have suspected. Focused on running their
country like a well oiled machine, the Soviet intelligence network seems to have been second to none during the cold war era. According to some of the newer evidence that
has come to light, there were nearly four hundred Americans who were secretly working for the Soviet Union during the Cold War Era. There seems to have been an extensive
underground network that recruited members from the communist party in America to become full fledged spies. Thus, while the group was not spies, for the most part, the organization was.
Thus, what can be deduced was that the Soviet Union was very adept at penetrating and using American structures and principles to recruit. One of
the weaknesses of this type of recruitment was the management and overseeing of the operations so far removed from the Kremlin. Invariably, many of the spies became double agents, or
were simply dispatched. The other weakness was that the Soviet Union was not particularly adept at verifying the extent of the technological advances. They got enough information to tell them
that something was being done, and they were actually given (leaked) disinformation so that it would seem that there were existing programs which eclipsed their own. This forced the Soviets
to counter what they believed to be truly ongoing operations. In essence, however, there were no such programs. President Regans Star Wars program was one of these diversions.
If other records are ever made available to the world public, the nuclear records might be indicative of how far reaching the intelligence network really was. To
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