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The newspapers are alive with British defectors who spied for the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It comes as Secret KGB files are being made public and the newspapers are having a field day with many Soviet Moles we already know about. Its more for the Soviet view of these defectors. The enemy perspective is now being looked at with a keen eye.

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KGB defector's cold war Revelation

Metila Norwood worked for the British intelligence Service. She was also a KGB mole recruited in 1935. She penetrated the British secret Service establishment and was responsible for handing secrets to the KGB for many years.

 Much of the information passed to the Soviets was very valuable nuclear technology secrets that she got from her boss's safe. She would photograph them and then discretely return the original files back into the safe.

Read her story and how she was discovered in the Guardian newspaper link below:

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