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Spy Rings

From the Atomic Spy Ring to the Cambridge Spy Ring, spy rings have made the greatest impact on nations and in undermining governments. These are the greatest and most infamous spy rings in the history of espionage.

Atomic Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Atomic Spy Ring
The race for the atom bomb involved some of the best known spies ever, from Klaus Fuchs and Ted Hall to the Rosenbergs.
March 19, 2015/by mlong43

Cambridge Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Cambridge Spy Ring
Cambridge educated British diplomats by day and Soviet spies by night caused major harm to the British government.
March 19, 2015/by mlong43

The Duquesne Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Duquesne Spy Ring
A massive spy ring operating in the United States prior to World War II threatens with terrorism and sabotage.
March 19, 2015/by mlong43

Rudolph Roessler - spymuseum.dev — The Lucy Spy Ring
An anti-Nazi multi-country ring delivers messages to the Soviets and helps to change the course of World War II.
March 20, 2015/by mlong43

Culper Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Culper Spy Ring
American spies under George Washington worked to change the course of the Revolutionary War.
March 19, 2015/by mlong43

Portland Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Portland Spy Ring
Soviet spy rings delivers information on British nuclear submarine capabilities during the Cold War.
March 20, 2015/by mlong43

The Silvermaster Spy Ring - spymuseum.dev — The Silvermaster Spy Ring
A large-scale Soviet spy ring infiltrates the highest levels of the Federal government in the United States.
March 20, 2015/by mlong43

Richard Sorge - spymuseum.dev — The Tokyo Spy Ring
One of the world's greatest spies heads a network informing the Soviets about Japanese plans during World War II.
March 20, 2015/by mlong43

John Walker - spymuseum.dev — The Walker Spy Ring
A family ring of Soviet spies causes massive damage to the United States and tips the balance of world power
March 20, 2015/by mlong43