The Spy Who Started the Cold War | The Most Dangerous In History? | 5
The Spy Who
Klaus Fuchs: Betrayer or Peacemaker?
This chapter explores the controversial life of Klaus Fuchs, a scientist whose espionage during the Cold War raised questions about loyalty and ethics. It examines the consequences of his actions, including a profound betrayal, the execution of the Rosenbergs, and the personal conflicts stemming from his lack of regret.
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