

An edition of Klaus Fuchs, atom spy (1987)
By Robert Chadwell Williams
Publish Date
1987
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Language
eng
Pages
267
Description:
"The 1950 espionage case of Klaus Fuchs, who betrayed British and American atomic secrets to the soviet Union, touched off a witch hunt in the United States that led to the capture of the Rosenbergs and many other alleged spies. The case fueled the fires of national concern over communism, Soviet espionage, internal subversion, and security in the nuclear age. Robert C. Williams has tenaciously retraced Fuchs's personal story but has also established that his espionage was part of a much larger Soviet effort to penetrate and control British intelligence."--Book Jacket.
subjects: Spies, Biography, Nuclear weapons, Espionage, History, Fuchs, Klaus Emil Julius, 1911-1988
People: Klaus Emil Julius Fuchs (1911-)
Places: United States, Great Britain, Soviet Union
Times: 20th century